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Maybe it already exists, but is there a way to log all keystrokes to a file. The idea is that while typin commands to try and get something to work, I have a reference once I've gotten it to work correctly. I would be rebooting multiple times, so I'd likely have to either start the logging manually or by rc_script.
It looks like script does what I was looking for, outputing the commands to a file for later reference. I am documenting some guides, and as I screw up and try again, I can follow along to the certian point and then break from the "history" to steer clear of the error I made on the previous attempt.
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