Shell Programming and Scripting

hai

i want to place every work done by me in a file form login to logout.


ex:-

login : abc
password: xxxx


$pwd
/home/abc
$ls -l
list of files in dir
$logout



now i want to place all commands given by me in a file for later reference.
my file must contain the following commands
$cat myfile
$pwd
/home/abc
$ls -l
list of files in dir
$logout

I beleive there is a command called script that will log your session. I have not used the command myself but I have seen it used. See the man page.

hai
yes the command script working good
now i get a new problem it is
in my system i created 2 users u1 and u2 the user u2 has given full permisions on his terminal now the 2 user has logedin in the system the user u1 wants to access all information of u2's terminal same as script command.

how done this....

That would typically depend if the user u2 has got the script command running and the output file of the script command
has got read permissions for others/group etc.

If you are trying to "see" what the commands the user is typing
you will have to make sure that the output of all the commands that he/she gives are reflected in the script command output

enc.

Keep in mind that the script command copies everything sent to the terminal to a file. If you are using a program that uses its own control of the cursor, like vi, the file created by script will have wierd characters. Also when you start script you initiate a new shell and your environment may differ from what you expect.

The user u1 has only full permissions on u2's terminal but he has only read permission on this user and the user u2 does not using script command on this terminal so how to u1 access his terminal work.