Re: bash_logout and sftp

From: Eloi Granado (eloi.granado_at_millorsoft.net)
Date: 05/09/05

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Date: Mon, 9 May 2005 19:48:48 +0200

    What about using ProFTPd with SSL support instead? You can generate a xferlog
    or a "ftp commands logfile". Then there are some things you can do with this
    file.

    First could be to write a little script which would "tail -f", and execute the
    appropiate rsync commands.

    Another option could be to create a named pipe as a source for Syslog-NG, and
    use it as the xferlog or extendedlog of ProFTPd. And then, in Syslog-NG
    define an "exec" destination.

    Problem : if they write a lot of small files, you could end launching hundreds
    of simultaneous rsyncs.

    On Sunday 01 May 2005 11:56, Corey wrote:
    > Using openssh-3.9_p1
    >
    > Is it possible to have user's ~/.bash_logout invoked after disconnecting
    > from sftp sessions?
    >
    > I was hoping it would be a simple matter of enabling the UseLogin config
    > option. Does this only really work w/ ssh sessions, or is there something
    > I can do to somehow get this ( or equivalent ) functionality w/ sftp
    > sessions?
    >
    > ( What I'm trying to get working is to execute user-specific rsync jobs for
    > mirroring purposes whenever a user finishes uploading files using sftp - it
    > seemed that a .logout sort of rc script would be the easiest method of
    > doing this; the only other option I can think of is to use a log analyzer
    > to grep for 'session closed for user' msgs )
    >
    >
    > Thanks!

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