On Fri, Apr 20, 2007 at 11:35:54PM -0400, Marc Racette wrote: > I have been trying to determine a method by which user sftp sessions can > be logged. I have successfully implemented logging of the sftp-server > service, and this seems to work fine when a user's shell is bash.
As long as your chroot jail is configured properly so that logging works *when using chroot jails*, there's nothing else to do. Logging of sftp is handled entirely by sftp, so if you managed to implement that, and your jail is set up correctly, logging should just work. There's truly nothing magical about rssh's logging, and it should in no way affect sftp's logging, though if your jail is not configured properly, the syslog libraries will not be able to write to the syslog (because the socket it needs is not inside the jail). The rssh docs do describe in great detail how to set up logging properly inside chroot jails *on Linux*... if you're using some other OS, the same idea applies, but you'll need to read your syslog documentation for specific details. On some platforms, it may not be possible at all. HTH -- Derek D. Martin http://www.pizzashack.org/ GPG Key ID: 0x81CFE75D
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