Hi all,
(as promised months ago) we have a new implementation of the script
stuff now. Details:
* script(1) is able to record stdout, stdin or both streams
* new "advanced" timing file format is supported; the file contains
also information about signals and additional information about the
session.
* scriptreplay(1) supports all the streams and --summary to print
overview about the session
* scriptlive(1) -- new command to re-execute stdin log by shell in
pseudo-terminal
* all the tools supports new options --log-in, --log-out, --log-io
and --log-timing. The original options works too.
* all changes are backwardly compatible and the new timing file
format is not enabled by default (you need implicit --logging-format or
--log-in).
* yes, script --log-in records all input, including passwords,
control chars, etc and scriptlive(1) can use it. For example ssh to
another machine etc.
Example (see difference between scriptreplay and scriptlive):
$ script --log-io oi --log-timing tm
Script started, output log file is 'oi', input log file is 'oi', timing file is 'tm'.
$ date +'%s'
1570537455
$ exit
Script done.
$ scriptreplay --summary tm
START_TIME: 2019-10-08 14:39:49+02:00
TERM: xterm-256color
TTY: /dev/pts/2
COLUMNS: 190
LINES: 50
SHELL: /bin/bash
TIMING_LOG: tm
OUTPUT_LOG: oi
INPUT_LOG: oi
DURATION: 9.229837
EXIT_CODE: 0
$ scriptreplay --log-io oi --log-timing tm
$ date +'%s'
1570537455
$ exit
$ scriptlive --log-io oi --log-timing tm
>>> scriptlive: Starting your typescript execution by /bin/bash.
$ date +'%s'
1570537492
$ exit
>>> scriptlive: done.
Karel
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