#!/bin/bash

# capbash.1.0
# capbash is a special shell for linux that will capture all
# commands and the outputs of command typed, then saved to .capbash dir at home directory
# created by Henry Saptono <boypyt@gmail.com> , Jul 2010

# How to use:
#1. copy capbash to /bin  -> cp capbash /bin/
#2. change mode to 755    -> chmod 755 /bin/capbash
#3. add capbash to /etc/shells -> echo "/bin/capbash" >> /etc/shells
#4. Set or modify type of shell for user to capbash -> usermod -s /bin/capbash henry
#

VER="1.0"
LOGDIR="$HOME/.capbash"
if [ ! -d "$LOGDIR" ];
then
	mkdir -p $LOGDIR
fi
EXT="`date +%d-%m-%Y_%H\:%M`.cap"
FLOG="$LOGDIR/$USER-$EXT"
clear
echo "`date` : Hello $USER , Now You are using capbash as your shell"
SHELL="/bin/capbash"
PS1="[$USER@capbash-$VER]\$ "
export SHELL PS1

while [ 1 ];
do
	echo -n "$PS1" 
        read cmd
        $cmd && echo "`hostname`: `date` : command-> $cmd" >> $FLOG && $cmd >> $FLOG 

done
exit 0