What is the command to see all the processes are working in
the last 30 days?
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We can use the find command on processes by using File
system /proc.
# cd /proc
# find . -type d -atime -30
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Answer / ravi
use uptime to find out how long the system has been run
without rebooting.
ac -d gives the usage of the system for the available wtmp
files.
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Answer / pramod
ps -aef can also show the date in which process started. you can check with top command too.
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find / -type f -atime -30 > December.files
This command will find all the files under root, which is
‘/’, with file type is file. ‘-atime -30′ will give all the
files accessed less than 30 days ago. And the output will
put into a file call December.files.
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Answer / abhishek vanarase
See the all command during within 30 day as type 'history'
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