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Re: History Files
From: tech () SPACE2U COM (Tomas Westin)
Date: Sun, 16 Apr 2000 01:08:24 +0200
Hello, I wrote a patch for bash a while back that provides logging of commands executed through syslog. The advantage being that a process doesn't need elevated privileges to write to syslog, but with sane logfile permissions the user process can't erase anything written. The README file contains more information for those that might be interested. The tgz package can be fetched at http://www.ccitt5.net/code/bash-2.04-bofh-0.0.1.tar.gz regards Tomas On Sat, 15 Apr 2000, audit wrote:
Greeting's, I admin a few Linux servers and have a question about user's .bash_history files. The users on the systems keep their history files but I would like to have what they type logged to /root/history/$user_history I know that this is not polite on my end or the other co-admin's but we need to know what our users are doing at all times. These are slackware boxes and some RedHat boxes. Thanks
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- Re: History Files Tomas Westin (Apr 15)
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- Re: History Files Dino Dai Zovi (Apr 15)
- Re: History Files Crispin Cowan (Apr 15)
- Re: History Files Rodrick Brown <System Administrator> (Apr 15)
- Re: History Files Tomas Westin (Apr 15)
- Re: History Files Blue Boar (Apr 15)
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- Re: History Files Blue Boar (Apr 15)
- Re: History Files Carson Gaspar (Apr 15)
- limited functionality accounts (was: Re: History Files) Marc Slemko (Apr 16)
- Re: History Files Rodrick Brown <System Administrator> (Apr 15)