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Subject: monitoring shell commands (recording username/cmd/time)
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Hi,

I'm wondering if there is a version of bash or tcsh that logs all commands
to a file with username and time?   I've tried Sudo, but it's not all that
practical for my purpose (I'm not that interested in restricting access, 
just
seeing who has done what at which time...)   Can anyone help?

Thanks,
Andrew

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