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Old 02-16-2009
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Capture commands in unix SunOS

Hi,

I would like to capture commands on Unix SunOS. I am aware of script utility but the problem is Script utility writes to file after a sizeable chunk of data.

I need to access each command as they are typed, Is it possible in Unix..?

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