How to monitor jshell activities

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Iman Triono

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Mar 20, 2012, 9:12:11 AM3/20/12
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Hi,
I am now looking for a way to get the history of command keyed-in in the jshell. I know by using <Ctrl L>, it will displayed the history of the command in the screen..
But is there any way to put this history in a text file, so i can monitor the activity of the user when they login to jshell.

Thanks in advance

Raphael Olapade

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Mar 20, 2012, 11:16:18 AM3/20/12
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Hello,

One way out is to first of all set your COMO ON with an arbitrary file name, then continue pressing  <Ctrl L> and at the end switch the COMO OFF with the file name. Maybe in the morning this could be switch on which will be unknown to the user using jshell; then later you will switch same off.

At the end ALL command keyed-in will be stored in that como name; then go to bnk.run under "&COMO&" to pick up the name you switch on and off. Note the file name must be the same please i.e. the como you switch on and off.

I hope this give you little relieve?

Thank you.

Regards,
rafael

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Gowtham

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Mar 20, 2012, 2:31:19 PM3/20/12
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There is a file in jbase directory which holds this. You can periodically back it up and monitor the same. If your a temenos client please contact their support. They shud definitely have an utility to monitor the same

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Robert Beaudry

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Apr 2, 2012, 9:08:42 AM4/2/12
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Hi,

There is a jbase file that hold this information you're looking for.

Look in for the file jutil_ctrl in the tmp directory of the jbase
instalation.

With jbase 5 the information is store in record similar to this
"jutil_jsh__dev_pts_0". As you can see, the record key contains the
tty name.

in jbase 3 this information is store in record similar to this
"jsh_k_612". For this version, the key contains the jbase port number.

and i don't know for jbase 4 but it is probably the same as jbase 5.

Robert
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