Another idea is to mirror the current preauth load via
setproctitle()...
...
That's a really, really good idea. Patch below.
Thanks ;)
Data that I would like to see logged is the utime information of child
processes - how much user/sys time the processes took, memory usage,
and some more.
...
Well, there's two plausible places where this could be logged:
1) At shell/command termination. This would be a little divorced from
its
context however, because we don't log any commands for privacy
reasons.
2) At connection termination; this would roll up all stats for
multiplexed
sessions as you observe.
No, that's too late for my use case.
A ControlMaster might be active for multiple days, weeks, or (hopefully)
even months ;)
At least until the next update, that is.
For multiplexed connections every one of them needs to be logged
separately - I understand that the command isn't logged, but if the PID
is included then the command itself (which probably is just a script)
can log its PID, the audit log can be used, or (in the worst case)
SystemTap or some similar stuff can be used.
Mostly, "resources spent per user" would be interesting.
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