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[Feature] - Log session
The needs
I would like a log system that takes into account the entire exegol session
Description
Hello everyone,
thank you for your work, it's a pleasure to use it every day
however I have a request or perhaps a feature to create
The idea is as follows: during a pentest, more and more customers are asking us for time-stamped commands. Until now I've been using asciinema to record the content of my pentests, but I'm faced with several limitations.
I've also been able to test @claire-lex tool: https://github.com/claire-lex/mish which works very well on a work environment where the host contains all the tools but is less practical when working in a container
I'd like to know how you go about logging several shells or logging the contents of a screen/tmux that contains several subshells.
the most ideal solution would be to have something that takes effect for the entire container and which would be stored in the .exegol/workspace.
depending on the day I have 2 uses, either I create a shell via screen and I make a subshell by action led, or I do alt + enter then I write exegol start to open a 2nd shell exegol. I think that some people have their own habits, so we need to find the most transparent option for the user
Thank you for reading this and I look forward to reading your proposals.
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Hello @jenaye
more and more customers are asking us for time-stamped commands
Since Exegol images 3.1.5 (and nightly) you can use the command history-dump to extract every commands run on your exegol container with the timestamp of execution of each command (it works with multipe subshell, tmux etc).
We also have a few ideas in our roadmap to improve the shell logging functionality, but we don't have enough time at the moment. We are open to any suggestion to improve this feature !
Hey any news on this ? I realized that the -l option only works for the first shell and not the others ones ? Have any idea why ? :/ May be I can help with that
Hey any news on this ? I realized that the -l option only works for the first shell and not the others ones ? Have any idea why ? :/ May be I can help with that
Currently, If you have created the container with -l, every shell of this container will be recorded. If not, if can record a specific ont-time shell with -l when starting a shell on an existing container.