Logging in a chroot'd environment?

[Peregrine]

Hi, I'm working on a shell server, and i'm aiming to use chroot to limit the users. One thing I am investigating is logging activity in the session. I'm wanting a way to keep audit of all commands run, that can't be modified by the users. Has anyone found any solutions for this?

[Crisis]

Generally your best bet is to make a /dev/log socket in the chroot, and then configure your syslogger to read from the socket that's in the chroot in addition to the normal /dev/log socket.

[Peregrine]

Thanks - that will work well with the patched version of bash I now have, which sends all commands run (along with the user id that ran them) to syslog