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I'm looking for a Linux monitoring tool that I can install on one of my Linux boxes used for backing up data. I'd like to know, besides using a form of shell history, if there is way to capture all keystrokes and place them in a root-only accessible location? Or perhaps maybe what I am looking for a global shell history program that the individual users can't access to add to or remove from. Just curious if anyone knows of any such tool suite. |
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Rootsh is the program I prefer for that type of command line logging. You can use a method of psacct, and sudo as well it just takes a bit more work but they are both default installs on the system and require no extra installation. -Rob Thanks Rob, I'll give this a try.
(13 Jul '10, 14:52)
Andy
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