monitoring ttys
Richard Kelley
rpk at ecsvax.UUCP
Fri Jul 12 01:59:31 AEST 1985
Problem: Users frequently have problems with various application
programs, and in order to help them I have to go find them, look
over their shoulder while they reproduce the problem.
Is there anyway I can monitor their i/o from the console
terminal, like on CMS (IBM) systems? (The system administrator can
watch a user "conversation" with CMS.)
Apologies if this question has been answered before...there
is probably a simple solution but I don't know of one. One other thing:
many times the ttys are in the RAW mode, and we run sysIII.
I am aware there may be some security concerns (although I'd
run the program under root) so if you want to mail you solution to
a "root" address use the following:
decvax!mcnc!rti-sel!flan!root
-Dick
USENET: {akgua decvax duke ihnp4 unc}mcnc!ecsvax!rpk
-or- mcnc!rti-sel!flan!rpk
ARPA: decvax!mcnc!ecsvax!rpk at BERKELEY
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