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, dwTrySize)) dwError = ERROR_SUCCESS; else { dwError = GetLastError(); dwEntrySize = dwTrySize; // use new size returned } break; // unknown error default: bDone = TRUE; break; } if (bDone) { delete [] lpCacheEntry; if (hCacheDir)

Deploy the log server with rsyslog in Linux record history and send it to rsyslog server, linuxrsyslog1. syslog service Introduction Rsyslog is a multi-thread enhanced version of syslogd. Rsyslog is responsible for writing logs, logrotate is responsible for backing up and deleting old logs, and updating log filesLogger command To write custom information to the local log system, use the: logger command. Logger is a shell command interface that can be

At work, we need to record every command executed by the user and send it to the log server, so I have made a simple solution. This scheme sends every command executed by the user to the log daemon rsyslogd when each user exits the login, and you can further send the log to the log server by configuring "Etcrsyslog.conf"The first of these methods# VI Etcprofile#设置history格式Export histtimeformat=[%y-%m-%d%h%m%s] [' Who Am I 2devnullawk ' {print $NF} ' s

user process information, these viewing commands are similar; 2. Use Pkill to force the user to log out Using Pkill can end the process of the currently logged on user, thereby forcing the user to log out, the use can be combined with the W command; First: Use W to view the currently logged on user, and note the login process terminal number shown in the TTY Second: User login with pkill–9-t pts/1 end PTS/1 process (can be judged by the IP address or host number of the From)

Here's how to do this:1. Under the Standby page, click on "Internet". 2. Click on the "bookmark" icon in the upper-right corner of the screen. 3. Click "History" on the right side of the bookmark. 4. Click the history you want to delete, and here is an example of choosing the history of last month. 5. Long record the

, you can use who am I to view the users and processes using the command, using who to view all logged-in user process information, these viewing commands are similar; 2. Use Pkill to force the user to log out Using Pkill can end the process of the currently logged on user, thereby forcing the user to log out, the use can be combined with the W command; First: Use W to view the currently logged on user, and note the login process terminal number shown in the TTY Second: User logi

the order in the background Ctrl+r Search in history commands History Command History the "Options" History command to save the fileOptions:-C Empty History command-W writes history commands in cache to

Shell Introduction The shell is a command interpreter that provides interaction between the user and the machine Supports specific syntax, such as logical judgment, looping Each user can have their own specific shell CentOS7 default shell is bash (Bourne Agin Shell) and Zsh,ksh and so on. Command history Maximum Deposit 1000. Variable Histsize modified in/etc/profilevi /etc/profile找到HOSTNAME=`/usr/