Command MU

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• jks

  November 2020 edited November 2020

  mu is an alias for make users And doing make -n users reveals that it does a:

  zcat /var/log/user.log.4.gz > /tmp/kiwi.log;
  zcat /var/log/user.log.3.gz >> /tmp/kiwi.log;
  zcat /var/log/user.log.2.gz >> /tmp/kiwi.log;
  cat /var/log/user.log.1 >> /tmp/kiwi.log;
  cat /var/log/user.log >> /tmp/kiwi.log;
  cat /tmp/kiwi.log | grep -i leaving | grep -vi kf6vo | grep -vi 192.168.1
  rm -f /tmp/kiwi.log
  

  So /var/log/user.* are the log files you'd want to search and copy information from. As usual with Unix there are a dozen different ways of doing this sort of thing depending on the result you want.

  
• ShaneBrook

  October 2021

  Thank you for so much help, Sir!

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  zcat /var/log/user.log.4.gz > /tmp/kiwi.log;

  zcat /var/log/user.log.3.gz >> /tmp/kiwi.log;

  zcat /var/log/user.log.2.gz >> /tmp/kiwi.log;

  cat /var/log/user.log.1 >> /tmp/kiwi.log;

  cat /var/log/user.log >> /tmp/kiwi.log;

  Show everything that has 'leaving' in the line        grep -i leaving

  Don't Show anything that has 'kf6vo' in the line       grep -vi kf6vo 

  Don't Show anything that has '192.168.254.*' in the line   grep -vi 192.168.254.*

  IE. My Local Intranet address's of my computers that I use to access my Kiwisdr

  Don't Show anything that has '127.0.0.1' in the line     grep -vi 127.0.0.1

  cat /tmp/kiwi.log | grep -i leaving | grep -vi kf6vo | grep -vi 192.168.254.* | grep -vi 127.0.0.1

  Delete User List:

  rm -f /tmp/kiwi.log
• ShaneBrook

  January 2023

  I know how to see the users that use my KiwiSDR receiver.

  How do I see The WSPR Results? Like the received WSPR stations and the Distance away, and concert to Miles so I can see Miles and Kilometers?

  Thank You......
• rrobinet

  January 2023 edited January 2023

  Look at http://wspr.rocks/ for your spots and many other insights.
• ShaneBrook

  January 2023

  OK, Thanks......