I want to log with ssh-remote

[soma-yoshida]

I would like to develop using ssh-remote, but
I have to log the terminal.
I configured the shell to work after logging in with the script command added to Force command of / etc / ssh / sshd_config to log the terminal.
Installation of ssh-remote code-server fails.
I want to get the terminal log when I connect to the server with ssh-remote. Is there any better way?

[roblourens]

I have to log the terminal.

Sorry I don't understand what you mean by this. Can you explain some more?

[soma-yoshida]

What I want to do is to run the login script when accessing vm with remote-ssh from vscode.
I want to execute the script command in the login script.

[roblourens]

Oh ok, #141

[soma-yoshida]

Excuse me.
Instead of reflecting the environment, we want to execute the command.
I received that this is not the answer, is it wrong?
For example, I want to run the following shell, but it is not possible.
And $ SSH_ORIGINAL_COMMAND
It did not move even if I excluded.

# Check that the SSH client did not supply a command
if [[ -z $SSH_ORIGINAL_COMMAND ]]; then
 
  # The format of log files is /var/log/bastion/YYYY-MM-DD_HH-MM-SS_user
  LOG_FILE="`date --date="today" "+%Y-%m-%d_%H-%M-%S"`_`whoami`"
  LOG_DIR="/var/log/bastion/"
 
  # Print a welcome message
  echo ""
  echo "NOTE: This SSH session will be recorded"
  echo "AUDIT KEY: $LOG_FILE"
  echo ""
 
  # I suffix the log file name with a random string. I explain why later on.
  SUFFIX=`mktemp -u _XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX`
 
  # Wrap an interactive shell into "script" to record the SSH session
  script -qf --timing=$LOG_DIR$LOG_FILE$SUFFIX.time $LOG_DIR$LOG_FILE$SUFFIX.data --command=/bin/bash
 
else
 
  # The "script" program could be circumvented with some commands (e.g. bash, nc).
  # Therefore, I intentionally prevent users from supplying commands.
 
  echo "This bastion supports interactive sessions only. Do not supply a command"
  exit 1
 
fi