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POHow could I know whichever a file is newly edited and changed in linux? Where should I refer to?
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<p>Someone has using my account to edit something, and I would like to know which file is changed by him. I have tried scaning "history" but it was really a hard work because history list all the files opened,not exactly the files changed.</p>
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