Re: libc6 version of "last"?
> I like to use the program "last" for occasional checks on who has logged
> into my system. After upgrading to the unstable distribution I have
> found that the output from last is complete gerble.
> $ last
> 16119 Sun Jul 13 03:46 - 18:00 (-20282+-8:-46)
> *H+4 Wed Dec 31 18:00 - 03:46 (20282+08:46)
> $ ldd /usr/bin/last
> libc.so.5 => /lib/libc.so.5 (0x4000b000)
> Is there a fix or should I just wait until a libc6-based sysvinit
> package is available?
I think the problem here isn't last, but another binary that is screwing
up your utmp file. For me, old versions of rxvt to a good job of
making my utmp file unreadable, and I think ssh used to do that
too.
Anyway, my last is libc5 too, and I don't have (at the moment, at least)
the problems you report (while I have quite a lot of libc6 stuff installed).
--
joost witteveen, joostje@debian.org
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