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[Quoth FRamsay at castelhq.com] ] I've got a really strange situation, we have had an application that stopped ] running, it either crashed or the PID's were killed. ] Is there any way (from an admin perspecitve) I can tell when processes were ] killed? If you have BSD Process Accounting turned on, then you can run 'lastcomm', and that will at least show if a process was terminated with a SIGTERM (ie, it was killed). # xlogo & [2] 9919 # kill 9919 [2] - 9919 terminated xlogo # lastcomm | grep X xlogo X root stdin 0.03 secs Wed Dec 18 17:15 the 'X' means that it was terminated with a SIGTERM. -- Michael Mittelstadt Sudbury, MA
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