Someone one was trying to find out something, according to the following UNIX commands.
$ ssh I@world
Password:
[world ~]$ who -H
USER LINE WHEN
I terminal 1865
Who was it? And to what famous quote does it refer to?
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$ ssh I@world
Password:
[world ~]$ who -H
USER LINE WHEN
I terminal 1865
Who was it? And to what famous quote does it refer to?
I think it was
Alice
and the quote is
Who in the world am I? Ah, that's the great puzzle.
Explanation for those not familiar with SSH:
$ ssh I@world
starts an SSH shell and logs in to "world" as user "I"
Next, you type in your password (obviously not visible. I wonder what it is).
who -H
in the SSH shell gives a list of users currently logged in. The-H
option tells the program to write column headings (USER, LINE, WHEN)
Explanation for the year:
Alice in Wonderland was published in 1865