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Description
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**usbrip** is a small piece of software which analyzes Linux log data: journalctl output or contents of `/var/log/syslog*` (`/var/log/messages*`) files. Based on the collected data usbrip can build USB event history tables with the following columns:
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**usbrip** is a small piece of software which analyzes Linux log data: journalctl output or contents of `/var/log/syslog*` (or `/var/log/messages*`) files. Based on the collected data usbrip can build USB event history tables with the following columns:
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* Connected (date & time)
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* Host
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~$ sudo systemctl restart rsyslog
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Firstly, usbrip will check if there is a chance to dump system events using journalctl as the most portable option. If not – it will search for and parse `/var/log/syslog*` and `/var/log/messages*` system log files.
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Firstly, usbrip will check if there is a chance to dump system events using journalctl as the most portable option. If not – it will search for and parse `/var/log/syslog*` or `/var/log/messages*` system log files.
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Dependencies
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