Re: scp logged anywhere? (ftp-like logs)

From: Peter Boosten (peter.boostenNO@SPAMvalid.nl)
Date: 03/27/02 

From: peter.boostenNO@SPAMvalid.nl (Peter Boosten)
Date: 27 Mar 2002 11:19:04 GMT

On 27 Mar 2002 09:21:00 +0000 (GMT), Simon Tatham wrote:
> goo <e@3.com> wrote:
>> So I guess ftp sessions _can_ be logged becaseu their connections are
>> answered.by the single ftp daemon that I started. Other than watching
>> bandwidth and traffic, there's no way to tell what they're doing in detail
>> when people use ssh? (without starting up packet analyzers)
>
> That's the whole point of ssh, so pretty much, yes.

And even the packet analyzer won't get you anywhere :-)

Peter 

-- 
   \|/ ____ \|/
   "@'/ ,. \`@"
   /_| \__/ |_\ 
      \__U_/

Relevant Pages

  • Re: openssh: Limiting bandwidth on ssh (stdin-to-dd)
    ... bandwidth limiting not on how to copy a directory through ssh. ... in the following command executed on the local server. ...
    (SSH)
  • Re: openssh: Limiting bandwidth on ssh (stdin-to-dd)
    ... using the command as given by Igor. ... So that trickle runs the ssh command... ... Subject: openssh: Limiting bandwidth on ssh ... backups of large directories from a local server to a remote server as ...
    (SSH)
  • RE: openssh: Limiting bandwidth on ssh (stdin-to-dd)
    ... using the command as given by Igor (limiting, for now, at 5 MB/sec). ... Subject: openssh: Limiting bandwidth on ssh ... I'm looking at using "ssh" from the openssh package, ... in the following command executed on the local server. ...
    (SSH)
  • Re: ssh disconnecting
    ... > This is often a sign of a mis-configured NAT, so affects TCP in general ... SSH is as robust as TCP as far as comms are concerned, ... also uses alot of bandwidth. ...
    (comp.unix.solaris)
  • Re: MacBook Pro streaming video stutter?
    ... watching stuff through Front Row on her MacBook right now;) ... Can't you ssh in from another machine and have a quiet furtle? ...
    (uk.comp.sys.mac)