Sudo replay is for replaying SSH sessions.
https://www.sudo.ws/man/1.8.13/sudoreplay.man.html
02/01/2020
/var/log/sudo-io
man sudoreplay
sudoreplay -l user brad_poulton
sudoreplay -l
sudoreplay <TSID>
sudoreplay 000154
#speed things up ( 2x speed and .5 seconds between key presses. )
sudoreplay 000154 -m .5 -s 2
Replays stored in /var/log/sudo-io, with one directory per replay. A given
replay has a TSID
like TSID=BEEF01
This results in a directory of
/var/log/sudo-io/BE/EF/01
. If you want rid of this replay you can just
remove that directory. If you're looking for replays by some (greppable) criteria:
sudoreplay -l
| egrep rsync
| awk -F\; '{ print $4 }'
| awk -F= '{ print $2 }'
| sed -e "s#\(\S\S\)\(\S\S\)\(\S\S\)#/var/log/sudo-io/\1/\2/\3#"
| xargs du -hsxc
Replace du
with an rm
or whatever.
Current logging setup is in msoc-infrastructure/salt/fileroots/os_modifications/files/sudo/redhat/sudoers.d/95-scaleft
.
The Defaults log_output
means everything is logged by default. But individual commands can be
exluded from logging like so:
Cmnd_Alias SFTP_AS = /bin/bash -c /usr/libexec/openssh/sftp-server
Cmnd_Alias NO_LOG = /bin/sudoreplay
Cmnd_Alias RSYNC = /bin/rsync --server
Defaults! SFTP_AS !log_output
Defaults! NO_LOG !log_output
Defaults! RSYNC !log_output
Defaults log_output
Invididual commands that - without considering their arguments - should be excluded
can be added to the NO_LOG
alias. Like we don't need to log output of sudoreplay
no matter WHAT the arguments to it are. But, when you're trying to deal with "don't log
certain commands depending on their arguments" then you need a new Cmnd_Alias
just for
that, and a Defaults!
line for it. (The exclamation is important somehow)