On Tue, Jan 15, 2008 at 07:22:13PM -0800, Felix T. Gomez, Jr. wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Thanks for the reply. I am satisfied with the who
> command. Let me put it to the higher level.
>
> I hope somebody can guide me as to how can I get the
> information from WHO command then put it in my
> database?
>
> Can anybody give me pieces here, pieces there so that
> I can form a program for that purpose?
Shame on you top posting Felix, I thought you knew better. :)
There is also the command, last That might help you. Also, the w,
(yeah, just w, like the first letter of who) that gives a bit more
detailed information. )
w is like who but gives more information. Last is used with a username,
e.g.,
last scottro
gives me
scottro ttyp0 :0.0 Tue Jan 1 12:51 - 17:05
(04:13)
as well as all my other sessions.
I'm not familiar with the Linux man pages for any of the three commands,
but I would say, as I do whenever a Linux man page is suggested, that if
the page doesn't really help, then go to openbsd.org and check their man
page.
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