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The last command may show too few lines of user login info, truncated by when the “wtmp begins” Wtmp.1 begins fri mar 1 18:23:28 2019 security is hardened such that normal users can't write or delete the file If i want to get as much as possible last info (e.g., to see if my system was accessed from any unknown/suspicious ip using my username), how can i output the older “last” info?

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How can i display the /var/run/utmp ,/var/log/wtmp ,/var/log/btmp by using cat $ date thu jan 2 11:57:58 mst 2020 $ last reboot wtmp begins thu jan 2 09:48:37 2020 $ uptime 11:58:27 up 1 day, 21:47, 1 user, load average While i am trying to display them , i am getting some other characters too

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Uptime shows that the system has been up for 90 days and some hours 90 days and some hours ago Last reboot says that the wtmp log file was rolled over or trunctaded at sat feb 2 01:59:42 2019, so it don't contain a reboot record. Simply give the following command in the terminal

As rizwind said and answered that, to show when it was last booted and shutdown to prove running at a given time, the following command will show the both How can i log the activity of users for the last 24 hours by terminal in a system Which command will give me this information? Is there a way to determine for example that the current day is the first login for this month

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I am familiar with last but it does not seem to be the command for. Wtmp begins mon aug 1 15:08:37 2016 it is not clear to me how several reboots could be still running at the same time