Quantcast
Channel: Monitor an incoming SSH session in real time - Server Fault
Browsing latest articles
Browse All 8 View Live

Answer by Not Now for Monitor an incoming SSH session in real time

screen or tmux . tmux sharing is a little easier.

View Article


Answer by Cristian Ciupitu for Monitor an incoming SSH session in real time

You can use kibitz. Quoting from the man page: kibitz allows two (or more) people to interact with one shell (or any arbitrary program). On Fedora, it's included in the expect package.

View Article


Answer by Viky for Monitor an incoming SSH session in real time

You can use script command. Build a line in .login or .profile of the user whose ssh session you want to monitor. When he logs in a script / log is generated of his I/O which gives you commands run and...

View Article

Answer by Xerxes for Monitor an incoming SSH session in real time

I think screen is what you're after, but if you don't want to sit there watching, and want to "video" a user's session, you can look at sudo shell. If you set the user up with this as their shell, you...

View Article

Answer by Unkwntech for Monitor an incoming SSH session in real time

I use whowatch on my server. apt-get install whowatch

View Article


Answer by sysadmin1138 for Monitor an incoming SSH session in real time

For a similar thing: Live view of Linux shell commands executed by another user?

View Article

Answer by Adam Gibbins for Monitor an incoming SSH session in real time

GNU Screen has this ability, you could allow a specific shell user to only operate through screen. https://www.linux.com/learn/tutorials/442418-using-screen-for-remote-interaction

View Article

Monitor an incoming SSH session in real time

Is there any linux software to monitor an incoming ssh session. At a previous job I was told that if you ever needed support from Red Hat for example you could have them SSH into your machine and you...

View Article

Browsing latest articles
Browse All 8 View Live


<script src="https://jsc.adskeeper.com/r/s/rssing.com.1596347.js" async> </script>