lastlog Linux Commands
What is Linux lastlog Command?
Explanation
lastlog COMMAND:lastlog command is used to print the last login times for system accounts. Login information is read from the file /var/log/lastlog.SYNTAX :
lastlog [options]OPTIONS:
-t n
Print only logins more recent than 'n' days ago..
-u username
Print only login information for username.
EXAMPLE:
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lastlog -t 5
Displays the login information, 5 days ago.
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last -u username
Displays the login information for the specified user.
lastlog [options]
OPTIONS:
-t n
Print only logins more recent than 'n' days ago..
-u username
Print only login information for username.
EXAMPLE:
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lastlog -t 5
Displays the login information, 5 days ago.
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last -u username
Displays the login information for the specified user.
| -t n | Print only logins more recent than 'n' days ago.. |
| -u username | Print only login information for username. |
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lastlog -t 5
Displays the login information, 5 days ago. -
last -u username
Displays the login information for the specified user.
