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#1 2007-04-03 19:48:03
- rbrownclown
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Small, very useless question - Where are the root commands logged?
I don't know why this is bugging me, but it is. The non-root commands are stored in a text file in Home. Am I correct in assuming that root commands are stored in a text file in /root ? How do I access it? My window manager tells me that I don't have root privileges.
Just to be more clear, I'm not talking about man pages. I'm talking about the file where the root commands you've typed are logged.
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#2 2007-04-03 19:56:45
- Mr Green
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Re: Small, very useless question - Where are the root commands logged?
try looking in .bash_history .....
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#3 2007-04-04 12:37:16
- Stalwart
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Re: Small, very useless question - Where are the root commands logged?
/root/.bash_history
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