Re: How to log - commands and file access

Hy David,

for tracing and intercept all command sent by CLI you can try "sudosh" 
or "sudosh2" (the last is new source tree). It work as shell for target 
username, every command the user types within the root shell is logged as
well as the output and throught syslog the log-in and log-out.

The "sudosh" (or "sudosh2") shell, after the username log-in on the 
system, fork the shell system defined as "default shell" configured into 
the config file. I installed it on each system where I installed "sudo" 
application.

More on: http://sourceforge.net/projects/sudosh2/

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[email protected] ha scritto:
>
> Hello,
>
> I want to known for a customer, how to log automatically on UNIX and 
> Linux system :
> - all commands executed (in BASH, ZSH & co ...). I know but the file 
> ~/.(ba)sh_history but I prefer a global file or through syslog.
> - all file access by process and username in real-time (not static) or 
> if it's not possible, which process and username access to some files 
> (or directory) like /etc/shadow, /data/ ...
>
> Regards,
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> David Bigot - Consultant sécurité
> Apogée Communications - Groupe DEVOTEAM
> 86, rue Anatole France
> 92300 Levallois-Perret
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> email: [email protected]