> > Check /var/log/secure, your actions should have been logged there. >
Nothing but recent "sudo" actions. :( *Nothing* of my recent work in Users and Groups is logged there (when working as the authenticated root user). In a simple bid to secure the passwords of a number of users installed for various programs, i.e. user:mrtg password:mrtg, I changed many to a highly cryptic "offensive nonsense" phase 11 characters in length. These actions are *not* appearing in /var/log/secure Thanks for that suggestion however! :) On the subject of recent backups...no excuses, I don't have one. Want one, but don't have the storage medium at the moment. I will be installing the Tivoli backup agent on this box in a bid to dispel the thick FUD in my office (we're a Tivoli shop, why, I don't know, it's a beast fit for much larger enterprises than this one). My MCSE colleagues are weary of my Linux staging server and forced me to go W2K on my production webservers (but I did get Apache 2.0.4x on those!) Still looking and very aware that MMMV (my mileage may vary :) on what is "default" v. packages installed when the system came online. Thanks for the help and suggestions! Tim -- redhat-list mailing list unsubscribe mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
