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history of changes in a file
Name: nauj Date: October 22, 2008 at 07:51:16 Pacific OS: AIX 5.1 CPU/Ram: IBM Product: IBM
Comment:
I would like to know if it’s possible to get the changes history of one file. For example, to obtain the five lasts date of change and the user who have made those changes. It’s like a ‘ls –la file’, but not only with last change, I need the history of changes and users. I suppose it exits audit tools to make that, but I’m thinking in a command or standar tools which can be used in standard UNIX platforms. Any advice will be greatly appreciated. Thank’s in advance
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