Hi,
I want to include the variable $SUDO_USER to an rsyslog template. Is that even possible? The reason I want to include is because the `syslog_history` shell option allows sending Bash commands through rsyslog, but it contains only info as shown below: May 2 16:32:55 computer1 -bash[1982667]: HISTORY: PID=1982667 UID=414223 ls If the above would be e.g. UID=0 (root), because someone became root, then it would be good to know in the logging who became root. By including the $SUDO_USER variable, I can relate a root shell to the actual user. I can't seem to find this in the docs, the only variable stuff I can find is for including configurations, not system variables. -- Kees de Jong | Supercomputing | https://www.surf.nl/en/about-surf OpenPGP fingerprint: 0x0E45C98AB51428E6
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