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Command audits

This article provides 2 records in the following ways:

The first focus on session recording, can be played, can record vim inside the editing situation.

The second is a record that focuses on the command line.

A. use Termrecord to record and replay terminal sessions on Ubuntu (mostly user-recorded)

Termrecord is an open source tool written in the Python language that can record terminal sessions as a standalone HTML file. Because an HTML-formatted output file is a standalone file, anyone can use a cross-platform web browser to place the recorded terminal session back and forth.

1. Install PIP

sudo apt-get install Python-pip

2, installation Termrecord

sudo pip install Termrecord

3. recording Terminal session with Termrecord

Termrecord-o/path/filename_html# stop Recording, type Exit to exit.

4 . Open the HTML output in a Web browser.

Can be placed in/etc/profile:

if [[$UID-ge 499]]; Then mkdir-p ~/.audit/data exec/usr/bin/termrecord-o ~/.audit/data/${user}-${uid}-${audit_time}.htmlfi

B, a command record on the line.

Export prompt_command= "histtimeformat=\"%y%m%d%h%m%s \ "; auditdate=\$ (date-d today + "%y%m%d%h%m%s"); execdate=\$ (History 1 | awk ' {print \$2} '), if [\ $AUDITDATE-eq \ $EXECDATE];then builtin history 1 >>/var/log/audit . Log fi &>/dev/null "

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The implementation principle of Linux fortress machine