deepakdude83 wrote:
>
>
> Hi,
>
> Can I know with the help of any command or script in linux that for
> how much time a linux machine has not been used or has been inactive
> for a specific amount of time period?
I suggest the 'last' and 'who' commands to find out about user activity,
applications like Apache have log files which record their activity.
Other logs in /var/log particularly 'messages' can be useful, sudo and
su normally log activity as do mail programs like sendmail. If you want
to spy on user activity top is a good starting point. Another method
is to run ps -ef | grep <username> or <programname> .
A linux machine is rarely inactive, it sits running a number of
programs that vary from machine to machine.
Trevor
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