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06-01-2008 10:22 PM
06-01-2008 10:22 PM
Monitor all the users activities by scripting
Dear All
I have a requirement to monitor all the user activities included console output in the HP UX server In other words, all the commands and outputs should be logged between an user logged-in to logged-out (we use ssh for remote login). I think its possible by scripting with script command. Since i don't have good knowledge in scripting so I tried to down load some script from itrc but I could not make it. however, I like to attached a script which have downloaded and try to use in my environment but finally it did not work. It would be very appraisable if some one can help me to using this script to fulfill my purpose or can give me a more simple new script for my purpose
Thanks
Robin
I have a requirement to monitor all the user activities included console output in the HP UX server In other words, all the commands and outputs should be logged between an user logged-in to logged-out (we use ssh for remote login). I think its possible by scripting with script command. Since i don't have good knowledge in scripting so I tried to down load some script from itrc but I could not make it. however, I like to attached a script which have downloaded and try to use in my environment but finally it did not work. It would be very appraisable if some one can help me to using this script to fulfill my purpose or can give me a more simple new script for my purpose
Thanks
Robin
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06-02-2008 06:39 AM
06-02-2008 06:39 AM
Re: Monitor all the users activities by scripting
What exactly is the script that you provided doing when you try to run it? Is there and error produced?
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06-02-2008 07:53 AM
06-02-2008 07:53 AM
Re: Monitor all the users activities by scripting
Moreover how do you invoke this script for each login session?
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06-02-2008 08:47 AM
06-02-2008 08:47 AM
Re: Monitor all the users activities by scripting
Robin,
MOst of the time this requirement is satisfied with turning on "accounting" once you've got the system turned over to "trusted mode."
It's a pretty simple concept, if you research it a bit.
MOst of the time this requirement is satisfied with turning on "accounting" once you've got the system turned over to "trusted mode."
It's a pretty simple concept, if you research it a bit.
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