Every time I ssh into a server I might issue some bash commands and then sign off (hup signal?). Is there a way to write the shell commands that I issued on the server to some changelog file?
I want to remove basic commands like ls/cd, and duplicate commands, as well. It's basically as if every command I issue in bash is like this:
eval "$(my_command | tee "$HOME/change.log")"
but I don't know how to set this up, anybody know a good way to do this?
It would be really nice to eliminate commands like ls and cd, but also show the pwd of every command that was issued:
command (/home/ubuntu)
command1 (/root/.ssh)
command2 (/home/ubuntu/teros)
command1 (/usr/local)
command1 (/usr/local/lib)
command3 (/etc)