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Use this skill when the user needs to view login history, track user sessions, or review system reboots and shutdowns.
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Use this skill when the user needs to view login history, track user sessions, or review system reboots and shutdowns.
| name | last |
| description | Use this skill when the user needs to view login history, track user sessions, or review system reboots and shutdowns. |
Show listing of last logged in users. Monitor login activity, track user sessions, and review system reboot history.
last login show [--limit <n>] — Show last logged in userslast user sessions <username> — Show login sessions for a specific userlast self version — Show last version infolast _ _ <args> — Passthrough to last CLI# Pre-installed on most Linux systems
# If missing:
apt-get install util-linux
supercli plugins install ./plugins/last --on-conflict replace --json
# Show all login history
last
# Show last 10 logins
last -10
# or
last --limit 10
# Show logins for a specific user
last john
# Show system shutdowns and reboots
last --system
# Show full login/logout times
last --fulltimes
# Show with IP addresses
last --ip
# Show logins since a specific date
last --since 2025-01-01
# Show logins within a time window
last --since "2025-01-01" --until "2025-06-01"
# Show who was logged in at a specific time
last --present "2025-03-15 10:00"
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