This is a discussion on Re: 4.2 and the 'last' command - openssh ; Jason.C.Burns@wellsfargo.com wrote: > My question: I can't find in the source where 'last' is explicitly > called, so is there an API call that was added between these versions > that would refer the system to 'last'? Depends. What platform ...
Jason.C.Burns@wellsfargo.com wrote:
> My question: I can't find in the source where 'last' is explicitly
> called, so is there an API call that was added between these versions
> that would refer the system to 'last'?
Depends. What platform are you running, and which build and run-time
options have you enabled?
AFAIK sshd doesn't exec "last" itself, although it's possible that
something it calls does under the covers.
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