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From: "Andy Koppe" <andy.koppe@gmail.com>
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Subject: Re: Finding out login history
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> Rerunning setup.exe, it showed me that I *did* have util-linux
> installed; even the most recent version. Is "last" supposed to
> be in /bin or in some other directory?

Hmm, same problem here actually. According to the package search it
should be there though. (Btw, searching for 'last.exe' narrows down
the list of hits.)

    Fri Jan 25 05:39:06 2008           8704 usr/bin/last.exe

Andy

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