On Fri, 27 Jan 2006 21:31:20 GMT, Ian Kilgore [invalid@address.see.sig] wrote:
DC wrote:
I had that that this could be been. What I would to do is launch screen from a .bashrc script of a suspicious user.
the user would continue working as normal, and when they log out a log of everything they did would be emailled to me.
This user logs in only when they need to check out an automated alarm, so i do not know when they will be logging in.
You'd probably have less pain using script(1) to do that. 'script
/path/to/file' will create a typescript of the user's activity in
'/path/to/file'. You can also do fun stuff with timing data and
replaying scripts (useful if the user pops open anything full screen
like vim), check the man page.
ha yeah i like that timing thing.. real fun prank to play , i hope i remember it.
so im starting like this.
script -qa /tmp/$session
where $session is a unique name i made.
but if i "script -qa |mail ..." then it doesn't work as expected.
the other idea was to have it do a script -qa /tmp/$session.
and then have the mail part in the logout script..
not sure whats the best way to do this... any ideas
OH btw, i found my favorite old friend.
when i user logs in have then run "screen -S my_session" (or somehow do it really sneeky)
then you can log in and run
screen -x my_session
:)
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