Recent content by mmar

Regading the ac -d command, it may be summing up the times from different Terminals... Terminal runs a login shell by default, so if you have two running for 1h, they probably add up to 2h logged in time.

Darkshadow - You're absolutely right. I forgot that because my iBook isn't usually on at the time those jobs should run... :( However, the relevant cron job (by default using the script /etc/periodic/monthly/500.monthly in my system) should rotate the wtmp to wtmp.0, wtmp.1, etc, not really...

Try the shell command last, in the Terminal. It should give you a full report of users' login times. As with other shell commands, use man last to get more info about it.

I just did that on my iBook. Apparently, its being used by the netinfo daemon. By the way, it says "localhost.1033", so only your local system should be able to connect there. It's not open to the outside, in case that's bothering you.

Try running "lsof -i" as superuser to find out which process has the port open.