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I have created some file from mysql command i.e. select * into outfile ‘/tmp/abc.csv’ from abc; .This file has ownership of mysql.mysql i.e. no other user is able to remove this file. I don`t have superuser privileges; I am able to edit, add and delete content but not the entire file.
Is there any way that it can be removed from mysql command i.e. from mysql user. or from mysql terminal.
Thanks,
Nitesh Kumar
Without more details as to which OS you are talking about it’s hard to say exactly, but your best bet is to look in the Event Log as these should be logged
When the W32Time service changes the time it should log a entry in the System eventlog, and in the details will specify the user that changed it.
It will either be a interactive user (DOMAIN\user) or as the ‘System’ user which would be from NTP updating the time automatically.