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Login History command (shell script
Name: Ray Date: May 15, 2003 at 09:33:38 Pacific OS: Unix CPU/Ram: na
Comment:
Hi,
If i have a user name (not user id) can i see his/her login entries for the past 6 months?... is there a command for this, or is this much information available?
Basically i have a text file with a list of names in. I have to search the login history of the system against the names in this file.
The complicated bit is that the user of this shell script has to enter a date and time, and then the script has to to check against this tade and time, to see if the users in the text file list where logged in at that time. If they where not logged in then their name, id, and any other details availale should be compiled in a seperate text file?.....
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