How find which command has been executed by which user. HPUX 11.11 OS kshell
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How find which command has been executed by which user. HPUX 11.11 OS kshell
Hello all,
I am using HPUX 11.11 OS kshell. There we have a large set of users ( logged in as super users)
Can anyone suggest a way to find which command has been executed by which user.
if it is there user that has just been granted SU then you should be able to go in there dir's and do a vi of .bash_history but if it is actually using root no i don't see how.
The best would be to set up sudo.
With sudo you can grant access a user access to certain commands.
The sudo system would also log the who executed what.
Don't ask me for the setup. I have no idea how to di it.
Thanks for the replies
Since all are super users the history is in .sh_history
And the commands executed by all the users are in this single file.
So I cannot identify them.
Yeah already we decided to use psudo command.
But I would like to know who executed that command.
Note that I have mentioned that the shell is ksh.
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