10-22-2010
Need to see what ther Root users are doing while logged in to terminal
I have a server that i need to monitor what the .bash_history file for the root user already logged in to the server
I am logged in as root and have another person logged on as root and i want to monitor what they are doing:
root ? :0 2010-10-19 11:54
root + pts/1 2010-10-22 02:27 (192.168.170.1)
root + pts/2 2010-10-19 11:59 (:0.0)
root + pts/3 2010-10-22 03:41 (192.168.170.1)
I am using pts/1 and other person is using pts/3 i want to see what they are doing and need to know how to do this with out scripting something to monitor activity.
thanks.
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