I don't think script will help you, as even if you get it working, your
users can just Ctrl-D out of it. Unless you trust your users.
Once upon a time I used ttysnoop:
http://freshmeat.net/projects/ttysnoop/
On 08/03/2005 01:38:10 PM, Md Shanto wrote:
Hi all,
I am trying to force "script" for logging all text I/O activities at
the moment user logs in. Most of the users are running bash at this
moment.
Initially I tired with "ttyrec" a tty recorder and failed, as it says
"Out of pty's - Terminated". Now, I tried something like below:
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#!/bin/bash -l
USER=`whoami`
LOGTIME=`date +%Y-%m-%d-%H:%M:%S`
/usr/bin/script -q /var/log/commlog/$USER-$LOGTIME
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and assigning this script in /etc/passws. This script will log
scripts
with time stamp in /var/log/commlog/.
what happen is: when user logs in the process becomes a loop and I
see
lot of script instances are running.
Any idea.
-Refayet
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