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From: sutton@decus.com.au (Colin Sutton)
Newsgroups: comp.os.vms
Subject: Re: How to log what a user is doing
Message-ID: <165@decus.com.au>
Date: 28 Jul 88 11:21:39 GMT
Organization: DECUS, Australian Chapter
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	Re: How to log what a user is doing

	Assuming you want to log what the user is doing on the DCL level:

	Add a line at the end of your sylogin file 
	$if F$LEXICAL .EQS. "username" @SETHOST
	Where F$LEXICAL is the one that gives you the user name
	And username is the user you want to spy on

	and create SETHOST.COM

	$open replacement sethost.com
	$close replacement	!this stops it working twice, hope the user
	$			! does his naughty access on this login!
	$set host 0/log

	The user is then forced to log in again, and you will get a SETHOST.LOG
	file which you can read later.

		Colin Sutton	Phone (02) 939-6288