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From: Sean Murphy <smurphy@calarts.edu>
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Subject: Re: passwd logging
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I checked out syslog.conf and did not see what to uncomment to add the 
passwd logging it currently logs bad logins and su but not successful 
changed passwds then I had a look at /var/log/security but nothing was 
in that file. hmm  would I have to add a line to the syslog.conf file to 
log this type of activity?

Thanks