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Old November 7th, 2012, 06:12 AM
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how can i get the list of the person that logged on my pc in the university (because everyone has his own user name/password)
(the command who tells me who is logged on the system so it doesn't help me)
Thank you by advance
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how can i get the list of the person that logged on my pc in the university (because everyone has his own user name/password)
(the command who tells me who is logged on the system so it doesn't help me)
Thank you by advance

Did you try last command?
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