Command logging?

[Charles Mayo]

As root, run visudo to edit the sudoers file.  Include a line such as:

Defaults logfile=/usr/fred/sudo.log

but include a file path that exists on your machine.  That file will be
created if it doesn't already exist. and will contain every command executed
from then on under sudo, whether successful or not.  It won't contain any
command output (fortunately, as this would soon gobble up your disk space).
 

-----Original Message-----
From:	Frederik Haverås [mailto:Freds_post at rocketmail.com]
Sent:	10 August 2000 14:09
To:	sudo-users at courtesan.com
Subject:	Command logging?

Hi!

I've seen a few questions in past mails regarding
command logging, but no answers that makes sense to
me. Could anyone explain how to have sudo log every
(successful and unsuccessful) command a user types in?

/Fred

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