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Is there a flag for "last" or who or another program (cygwin or other) that shows me the current and/or previous Windows login user? (Rather than the "last" cygwin shell login). With a combination of cygwin tools and wmic I have been able to log almost everything on any given remote machine... But I can't figure out how to find out who is/was logged into the windows console (desktop or whatever you want to call it). Any ideas?
Thanks Bruce Dobrin
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