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From: | Jim C. |
Subject: | Re: trouble with ttys in log |
Date: | Mon, 06 Sep 2004 12:35:19 -0700 |
User-agent: | Mozilla Thunderbird 0.7.2 (Windows/20040707) |
To log everything that root does, try "script" instead of screen. Put "script log.$$.$(basename $(tty))" or something similar in your .bash_profile - or a little script that also mails the resulting file to some administrative account. If you really want to use screen - also no problem. Tell your .bash_profile to create a .screenrc.$$ and tell screen to use this .screenrc - and just put a logfile command into that temporary .screenrc :-) In any case, this doesn't prevent anyone from running "su root /some/other/shell" so you might not get what you really want - logging of _ALL_ root activities. Other shells might not read .bash_profile ;)
Well what I was trying to get was a strictly text file. This is exactly what I had against script. It seems I can't get that with screen either, though. I don't suppose there is a utility somewhere for converting ansi to ascii?
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