How to get the history of SSH connections with time?
How to get the history of the ssh connection with the time, like at what time the machine accessed via ssh and by who in Linux/Unix using terminal command?
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How to get the history of the ssh connection with the time, like at what time the machine accessed via ssh and by who in Linux/Unix using terminal command?
16.04 ssh gnome-terminal
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How to get the history of the ssh connection with the time, like at what time the machine accessed via ssh and by who in Linux/Unix using terminal command?
16.04 ssh gnome-terminal
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How to get the history of the ssh connection with the time, like at what time the machine accessed via ssh and by who in Linux/Unix using terminal command?
16.04 ssh gnome-terminal
16.04 ssh gnome-terminal
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The command, in a terminal window, journalctl /usr/sbin/sshd will show you log messages like (I am user walt, and just did a ssh localhost):
Feb 04 09:33:54 bat sshd[17129]: pam_ecryptfs: pam_sm_authenticate: /home/walt is already mounted
Feb 04 09:33:54 bat sshd[17129]: Accepted password for walt from 127.0.0.1 port 52642 ssh2
Feb 04 09:33:54 bat sshd[17129]: pam_unix(sshd:session): session opened for user walt by (uid=0)
answered Feb 4 at 14:36
waltinatorwaltinator
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You can try pinky
apt install pinky
The use is straightforward - just execute
pinky in terminal.
answered Feb 4 at 19:31
GravemindGravemind
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Thanks @Gravemind. Usingpinkycommand I was able to get short history (say 5 instance). Using the command mentioned by waltinator I was able to get ssh history for a month.
– SUD2193
Feb 5 at 5:56
NP ;) Pinky got a lot of options. You can see them via man pinky
– Gravemind
Feb 5 at 6:01
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The command, in a terminal window, journalctl /usr/sbin/sshd will show you log messages like (I am user walt, and just did a ssh localhost):
Feb 04 09:33:54 bat sshd[17129]: pam_ecryptfs: pam_sm_authenticate: /home/walt is already mounted
Feb 04 09:33:54 bat sshd[17129]: Accepted password for walt from 127.0.0.1 port 52642 ssh2
Feb 04 09:33:54 bat sshd[17129]: pam_unix(sshd:session): session opened for user walt by (uid=0)
answered Feb 4 at 14:36
waltinatorwaltinator
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The command, in a terminal window, journalctl /usr/sbin/sshd will show you log messages like (I am user walt, and just did a ssh localhost):
Feb 04 09:33:54 bat sshd[17129]: pam_ecryptfs: pam_sm_authenticate: /home/walt is already mounted
Feb 04 09:33:54 bat sshd[17129]: Accepted password for walt from 127.0.0.1 port 52642 ssh2
Feb 04 09:33:54 bat sshd[17129]: pam_unix(sshd:session): session opened for user walt by (uid=0)
answered Feb 4 at 14:36
waltinatorwaltinator
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The command, in a terminal window, journalctl /usr/sbin/sshd will show you log messages like (I am user walt, and just did a ssh localhost):
Feb 04 09:33:54 bat sshd[17129]: pam_ecryptfs: pam_sm_authenticate: /home/walt is already mounted
Feb 04 09:33:54 bat sshd[17129]: Accepted password for walt from 127.0.0.1 port 52642 ssh2
Feb 04 09:33:54 bat sshd[17129]: pam_unix(sshd:session): session opened for user walt by (uid=0)
answered Feb 4 at 14:36
waltinatorwaltinator
22.9k74169
The command, in a terminal window, journalctl /usr/sbin/sshd will show you log messages like (I am user walt, and just did a ssh localhost):
Feb 04 09:33:54 bat sshd[17129]: pam_ecryptfs: pam_sm_authenticate: /home/walt is already mounted
Feb 04 09:33:54 bat sshd[17129]: Accepted password for walt from 127.0.0.1 port 52642 ssh2
Feb 04 09:33:54 bat sshd[17129]: pam_unix(sshd:session): session opened for user walt by (uid=0)
answered Feb 4 at 14:36
waltinatorwaltinator
22.9k74169
answered Feb 4 at 14:36
waltinatorwaltinator
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answered Feb 4 at 14:36
waltinatorwaltinator
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answered Feb 4 at 14:36
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You can try pinky
apt install pinky
The use is straightforward - just execute
pinky in terminal.
answered Feb 4 at 19:31
GravemindGravemind
858
Thanks @Gravemind. Usingpinkycommand I was able to get short history (say 5 instance). Using the command mentioned by waltinator I was able to get ssh history for a month.
– SUD2193
Feb 5 at 5:56
NP ;) Pinky got a lot of options. You can see them via man pinky
– Gravemind
Feb 5 at 6:01
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You can try pinky
apt install pinky
The use is straightforward - just execute
pinky in terminal.
answered Feb 4 at 19:31
GravemindGravemind
858
Thanks @Gravemind. Usingpinkycommand I was able to get short history (say 5 instance). Using the command mentioned by waltinator I was able to get ssh history for a month.
– SUD2193
Feb 5 at 5:56
NP ;) Pinky got a lot of options. You can see them via man pinky
– Gravemind
Feb 5 at 6:01
add a comment |
You can try pinky
apt install pinky
The use is straightforward - just execute
pinky in terminal.
answered Feb 4 at 19:31
GravemindGravemind
858
You can try pinky
apt install pinky
The use is straightforward - just execute
pinky in terminal.
answered Feb 4 at 19:31
GravemindGravemind
858
answered Feb 4 at 19:31
GravemindGravemind
858
answered Feb 4 at 19:31
GravemindGravemind
858
answered Feb 4 at 19:31
GravemindGravemind
858
858
Thanks @Gravemind. Usingpinkycommand I was able to get short history (say 5 instance). Using the command mentioned by waltinator I was able to get ssh history for a month.
– SUD2193
Feb 5 at 5:56
NP ;) Pinky got a lot of options. You can see them via man pinky
– Gravemind
Feb 5 at 6:01
add a comment |
Thanks @Gravemind. Usingpinkycommand I was able to get short history (say 5 instance). Using the command mentioned by waltinator I was able to get ssh history for a month.
– SUD2193
Feb 5 at 5:56
NP ;) Pinky got a lot of options. You can see them via man pinky
– Gravemind
Feb 5 at 6:01
Thanks @Gravemind. Using
pinky command I was able to get short history (say 5 instance). Using the command mentioned by waltinator I was able to get ssh history for a month.– SUD2193
Feb 5 at 5:56
Thanks @Gravemind. Using
pinky command I was able to get short history (say 5 instance). Using the command mentioned by waltinator I was able to get ssh history for a month.– SUD2193
Feb 5 at 5:56
NP ;) Pinky got a lot of options. You can see them via man pinky
– Gravemind
Feb 5 at 6:01
NP ;) Pinky got a lot of options. You can see them via man pinky
– Gravemind
Feb 5 at 6:01
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