1 Apr 2008 03:34
Re: Session recording
On Mon, Mar 31, 2008 at 7:44 PM, <VirginSnow@...> wrote: > I said it would "probably" not do what was intended. I was "probably" > wrong, as well. :) Well, now that we have that cleared up.....> user <at> localhost$ shopt -s promptvars > user <at> localhost$ PS1='[ `date` ] $ ' > [ Mon Mar 31 19:34:51 EDT 2008 ] $ > [ Mon Mar 31 19:34:52 EDT 2008 ] $ > [ Mon Mar 31 19:34:53 EDT 2008 ] $ This method is actually quite elegant in it's simplicity. By tagging the prompt with a time stamp, it solves a major problem of using `script`. It gives me a time stamp!!
I can add a small snippit to bash_logout that closes the script log, then echos each line through logger so that it goes into syslog (and then on to the central logging system, and into our log analyzer, etc...). It also has me thinking about different ways of manipulating the command prompt to add unique identifiers. I might cobble all f this together and make something useful after all!
Thanks, Kenny
> user <at> localhost$ shopt -s promptvars
> user <at> localhost$ PS1='[ `date` ] $ '
> [ Mon Mar 31 19:34:51 EDT 2008 ] $
> [ Mon Mar 31 19:34:52 EDT 2008 ] $
> [ Mon Mar 31 19:34:53 EDT 2008 ] $
This method is actually quite elegant in it's simplicity. By tagging
the prompt with a time stamp, it solves a major problem of using
`script`. It gives me a time stamp!!
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