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Hi dear friends I have an RHEL5 installed and I gave all users on it rbash shell, Now I want to audit all commands that they did in there shell ...
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  1. 05-31-2009 #1
    reakyrok
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    bash auditing

    Hi dear friends
    I have an RHEL5 installed and I gave all users on it rbash shell, Now I want to audit all commands that they did in there shell once they enter them, Can any guide me to the way
    Thanks
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  2. 06-04-2009 #2
    tpl
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    perhaps you could set bash up so as to save a user's
    commands in "/root/history.user" or some such, and then
    peruse at your leisure.

    from "man bash"

    HISTFILE

    The name of the file in which command history is saved
    (see HISTORY below). The default value is
    ~/.bash_history.
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  3. 06-06-2009 #3
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    auditd services.
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