Hi List,
I'm trying to monitor my user, I'm testing
"screen".
I can connect to the same user (if I started screen
for user foo and then I login in a second session as foo I can connect to the
first foo session), but this thing can't work if I "su - foo" ( I get an error
"Cannot open your terminal '/dev/pts/0' - please check" , prs/0 is my current
tty), so I changing the permission to "777" on this device, but I believe that
there is more elegant way to do this ( connect to user session as root without
"su, chmod 777 /dev/pst/XXX etc...)
P.S if there is more efficient/secure way to
monitor users and help them, please advise me :-)
Thanks,
Gili
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