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chk this out
hi u can write a deamon proc in C to read all the command in the terminal.
use the "system" system call in the c program and redirect all the commands in the history to a file to analyse.writing a deamon allows u to do this in background. system("history>test.$$); include this in the code. mail me if u have any concerns |
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