Setting up ts-shell

The ts-shell program observes general and user-specific authorizations for connecting to target systems. You can create session transcripts for sessions that are established with ts-shell.
  1. Making ts-shell an eligible login shell
    To make ts-shell an eligible login shell, you must add it to /etc/shells.
  2. Creating a user group
    You must set the permissions for the ts-shell configuration files.
  3. Restricting target system connections for ts-shell
    By default, ts-shell is permitted to connect to all target systems.
  4. Creating a user for ts-shell
    You must create one or more users for ts-shell.
  5. Granting authorizations to ts-shell users
    You can authorize each ts-shell user to connect to specific target systems.
  6. Configuring session transcripts for ts-shell
    You can configure session transcripts for specific target systems.
  7. Installing scriptreplay
    You need scriptreplay if you want to replay terminal sessions from session transcripts.
Parent topic: Setting up a terminal server