[Sudoscript-devel] A working version of PseudoPod... :-)

[Morris, A. <AM...@pr...>]

Greetings,
	As has been previously mentioned, I've been working (on and off, in
my own copious free time) on a c equivalent (sort of) to sudoscript.  It
does not have the same design goals, and it is far from being completed...
But it is working, and does what I need it to do before I release even a
tentative version.
	It is called PseudoPod, and so far has been run on HP-UX 11.0, AIX
4.3.1 and Linux 2.2/2.4.  It hasn't been tidied up much yet, but version 0.5
is now available at 
http://software.mutant.net/ppod.html
(Follow the download link at the bottom of the page...)


Features
	It doesn't rely on script
	Completely stand alone program
	Individual logfiles for each session (easier to see what someone
did)
	Works on HP-UX, AIX and Linux
	GPL
	
Additional features for this program might include...
	Automake/Autoconfigure support (just ./configure; make ; make
install)
	Support for more platforms (OpenBSD/NetBSD/FreeBSD/Solaris  Plus any
that I can get access to a development platform for, or that people provide
patches for.)
	Configurable Logging (Log/Don't log depending on a configuration
file and User list)
	Network logging (Log to a single server across the network, or
locally if you can't connect to it, or both)

Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
	Thanks,
		Adam
	
 
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