script to log work done on Servers
Mark Haney
mhaney at ercbroadband.org
Wed Aug 2 16:22:05 UTC 2006
David Desscan wrote:
> We are different administrators to administrate Linux servers(Fedora Core
> and RHEL). Sometimes we use remote access ssh and su to perform important
> tasks and read logs. Since we use the same admin username and password, it
> is sometimes difficult to know who has done what and when. Is it possible
> to log tasks and use different accounts with admin privileges on linux? I
> would also like to write a script which will echo a warning message when
> commands like rm is used and eventually prevent irrecoverable actions on
> important system folders like /bin /sbin /etc /boot and /home. Thanks for
> help and any referred web link.
>
I've found that sudosh works for users who log in via ssh and then sudo
su into root. This might be a better app for monitoring who does what,
if and only if you block logging in via ssh as root (which is always a
good idea) and setup sudo access for who needs it.
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Mark Haney
Sr. Systems Administrator
ERC Broadband
(828) 350-2415
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