Alessandro Fiorenzi wrote:
Hi, is there any option on bash to log on syslog all commands the user execute?I've never seen anything like this.
I have seen that if I use bash -r I get a restricted bash is there any similar ?
If you attempt to extend bash to do this logging, make sure to
1) keep an unchanged version around for root, particularly in single user mode
2) code carefully, and test what happens when syslog is down or the partition you're logging to fills up.
An alternate approach would be modify the system call exec() and its variants--this way you'd catch all the ways that programs get started, but you'd be changing a fundamental aspect of the system, one that is used in the very initial steps of system startup...
Alan
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