[–] tux 10y ago ↗ You can check sudo incidents reports with; sudo journalctl /bin/sudo [–] atmosx 10y ago ↗ Under Linux yes. FreeBSD and MacOSX sudo doesn't support 'journalctl', 'sudo' messages go to the log daemon. [–] viraptor 10y ago ↗ On Linux sudo messages also go to devlog. It just happens to be directed to journald on many Linux systems. [–] wallstquant 10y ago ↗ Is there a good resource for understanding all the different logs available on different systems?
[–] atmosx 10y ago ↗ Under Linux yes. FreeBSD and MacOSX sudo doesn't support 'journalctl', 'sudo' messages go to the log daemon. [–] viraptor 10y ago ↗ On Linux sudo messages also go to devlog. It just happens to be directed to journald on many Linux systems. [–] wallstquant 10y ago ↗ Is there a good resource for understanding all the different logs available on different systems?
[–] viraptor 10y ago ↗ On Linux sudo messages also go to devlog. It just happens to be directed to journald on many Linux systems. [–] wallstquant 10y ago ↗ Is there a good resource for understanding all the different logs available on different systems?
[–] wallstquant 10y ago ↗ Is there a good resource for understanding all the different logs available on different systems?
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