We are trying to use the basic accounting system that is already available on RedHat systems.
A few of the systems on which we need accounting are at 2.4.18-26.7.x; we are upgrading them to
2.4.21-27.0.4.EL
Why does the output from the ac program not agree with the output from the last command for a specific user?
We want only to charge the person for a login session at the console, from login to logout. Is there a way to pick out those times from jobs that the user might have left running in the background or jobs that he/she starts remotely?
[root@x log]# ac -p -f user1mp.1 | grep user1 user1 0.71
[root@x log]# last -f user1mp.1 | grep user1
user1 pts/1 Thu Apr 28 17:34 - 20:39 (03:05)
user1 pts/0 Thu Apr 28 17:34 - 17:41 (00:07)
user1 pts/1 Thu Apr 21 14:45 - 15:27 (00:42)
user1 pts/0 Thu Apr 21 14:45 - 14:53 (00:08)
user1 pts/1 Tue Apr 19 17:28 - 18:53 (01:24)
user1 pts/0 Tue Apr 19 17:28 - 17:35 (00:07)
user1 pts/2 Tue Apr 5 18:42 - 19:31 (00:48)
user1 pts/0 Tue Apr 5 18:42 - 18:47 (00:05)
user1 pts/2 Tue Apr 5 18:16 - 18:42 (00:25)
user1 pts/0 Tue Apr 5 18:16 - 18:22 (00:06)
user1 pts/2 Tue Apr 5 09:35 - 11:03 (01:27)
user1 pts/0 Tue Apr 5 09:35 - 09:42 (00:07)
user1mp.1 begins Fri Apr 1 08:14:21 2005
[root@x log]# last -f user1mp.1 | grep user1 | grep "ps/0"
[root@x log]# last -f user1mp.1 | grep user1 | grep "pts/0"
user1 pts/0 Thu Apr 28 17:34 - 17:41 (00:07)
user1 pts/0 Thu Apr 21 14:45 - 14:53 (00:08)
user1 pts/0 Tue Apr 19 17:28 - 17:35 (00:07)
user1 pts/0 Tue Apr 5 18:42 - 18:47 (00:05)
user1 pts/0 Tue Apr 5 18:16 - 18:22 (00:06)
user1 pts/0 Tue Apr 5 09:35 - 09:42 (00:07)
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