Paul DiSciascio on 13 Aug 2009 13:24:37 -0700


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Re: [PLUG] logging user activity


The only way to really enforce logging of user activities is to use  
some sort of restricted shell that enforces shell history and prevents  
the user from modifying their profile/environment.

Your other option is to enable system auditing, which will allow you  
to be a lot more granular with respect to what you log, but may be  
overkill (or underkill) depending on what you're looking for.

~Paul

On Aug 13, 2009, at 2:34 PM, Ron Kaye Jr wrote:

> have to kick my admin skills up a notch.
>
> how do you setup logging of user logins?
> what user activities can be logged (and how do you do it) once they  
> are logged in?
>
> Ron Kaye Jr
> 914-7294734  
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