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igor92128
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 Posted: Sun May 08, 2005 6:29 pm Post subject: Simple user monitoring question |
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I have a simple question about user monitoring.
Is there a program that allows for the live monitoring of all users?
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moocha
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| Posted: Sun May 08, 2005 6:55 pm Post subject: |
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Please define what you mean by "live monitoring" of an user.
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igor92128
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You know how you use top to diplay all running tasks?
Is there a program to display all commands currently being executed on the system along with the user who is executing it?
It's live monitoring.
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moocha
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| igor92128 wrote: | | You know how you use top to diplay all running tasks? |
Yes. | igor92128 wrote: | | Is there a program to display all commands currently being executed on the system along with the user who is executing it? |
top is one, for example. Or ps auxw. Or whowatch from app-admin/whowatch. | igor92128 wrote: | | It's live monitoring. |
"Live monitoring" could have meant pretty much anything - monitoring network connections, X Windows screens, physical surveillance via webcam... There's no need to get testy - your question was unclear to me and I asked for clarification.
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