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Re: History Files
From: gavina () CSIS GVSU EDU (gavina () CSIS GVSU EDU)
Date: Sat, 15 Apr 2000 19:25:27 -0400
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
tail -f /home/user/.bash_history > /root/history/user.history Even if the user has "HISTFILESIZE=0", it will still output the history when the user logs out. -------------------- "In the game of life and evolution there are three players at the table: human beings, nature, and machines. I am firmly on the side of nature. But nature, I suspect, is on the side of the machines." - George Dyson, "Darwin Among the Machines"
Current thread:
- History Files audit (Apr 15)
- Re: History Files Tomas Westin (Apr 15)
- Re: History Files gavina () CSIS GVSU EDU (Apr 15)
- 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)
- Re: History Files audit (Apr 15)
- 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: limited functionality accounts (was: Re: History Files) Seth R Arnold (Apr 16)
- Re: History Files Rodrick Brown <System Administrator> (Apr 15)