47.2. Enabling and configuring session recording with SSSD from the CLI


You can configure and enable session recording for specific users and groups from the command line.

When you configure session recording, you use SSSD to define which users or groups to record by setting the scope option to one of the following values:

  • none to record no sessions
  • some to record only specified users and groups
  • all to record all users

Prerequisites

  • Commands that start with the # command prompt require administrative privileges provided by sudo or root user access. For information on how to configure sudo access, see Enabling unprivileged users to run certain commands.
  • You are using SSSD for authentication.

Procedure

  1. Install the tlog package:

    # dnf install tlog
  2. Open the sssd-session-recording.conf configuration file:

    # vi /etc/sssd/conf.d/sssd-session-recording.conf
  3. Specify the scope of session recording and the users and groups to record. For example:

    [session_recording]
    scope = some
    users = <user_name_1>, <user_name_2>
    groups = <group_name>
    exclude_users = <user_name_to_exclude>
    exclude_groups = <group_name_to_exclude>

    For more details, see the sssd-session-recording(5) man page on your system.

  4. To enable the SSSD profile, run the following command:

    # authselect select sssd with-tlog
  5. Restart SSSD to load the configuration changes:

    # systemctl restart sssd
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