> I don't know anything about why the Debian crew decided to remove
> btmp, but from my own experience a lot of people fumbles when they
> log in, and as a result they type inn the password instead of the
> username.
>
> Thus you can often find both the account-name and the password if,
> you do "l
Paul Serice <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I've since deleted /var/log/btmp to get back to the Debian default.
> Knowing nothing about anything, I was wondering if someone could fill
> me in on why Debian defaults to no btmp.
I don't know anything about why the Debian crew decided to remove btm
There was another question in the list regarding logging, and it got
me to wondering about my setup. When I did "lastb", I got a message
about /var/log/btmp not existing: "Perhaps this file was removed by
the operator to prevent logging lastb info."
So all I did was drop down to /var/log and "tou
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