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Question David Reche · Feb 8, 2016

Log csession in Linux

#Caché #Beginner #Platforms

Hello,

I am trying to log the output of csession in Linux. I try this command:

csession cache | tee myoutput.log

Although it works each new lines at screen output doesn't appear at row 1...

Any tip?

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Dmitry Maslennikov · Feb 8, 2016

You want to log, every outputs in csession like in cterm in windows, or just want to log every output for concrete command/routine ?

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David Reche Feb 8, 2016 to Dmitry Maslennikov

log every output

Thanks

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Eduard Lebedyuk · Feb 8, 2016

You can use script command for that

script --quiet myoutput.log
csession cache
work in terminal
hang
exit

If you want to log every command then you can enable it in SMP -> System Administration -> Security -> Auditing -> Configure System Events. Once there enable %System/%DirectMode/DirectMode event and every terminal command would be logged along with time and user who executed it. Audit must also be active, of course.

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David Reche Feb 8, 2016 to Eduard Lebedyuk

I'll try it

Thanks

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Erik Hemdal · Feb 9, 2016

David, your terminal emulator might also provide logging capability. For instance, in PuTTY, look at Session > Logging on the PuTTY configuration window.

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