The bad news is that even utmpdump is dumped from the next release. In
mitigation, there will be fewer things writing to the utmp-formatted
logs and lastb would probably be more or less useless for that reason
now, but that still leaves no solution for interrogating old logs.
https://launchpad.net
I have created a 'wishlist' bug in the Debian BTS to reinstate these
tools in an optional package:
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1095490
But this will _not_ solve the question of tracking failed logins because
they are not likely to get stored in the old files in future, so
Hi Gordon,
> Happy to do that if they exist, but I haven't found such a log.
Bear with me because I'm not currently an Ubuntu user and don't use
systemd on most systems, but there must surely be an easy way with
journalctl? Hopefully a developer will answer on your above question!
What should wo
> And it does also log failed local attempts (although it seems to log
all unknown accounts as UNKNOWN, rather than what was actually tried).
I always assumed this was to protect users when they accidentally type
their password as username! We've all done that... right?
I wouldn't be surprised i
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