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# PrySyslog
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This Pry plugin was originally written to solve an auditing issue in production
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instances. Using auditd we're able to log all commands executed, but that only
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extends to the application that was executed (which for pry is ruby). Relying
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exclusively on .pry_history files for auditing wasn't sufficient.
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This gem will log all valid Ruby executed in a pry session to syslog at the
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'info' message level on the 'local1' logging facility. Additionally the custom
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app name of 'pry_history' will be used. This isn't currently configurable.
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This plugin is non-invasive to anything pry related as it makes use of Pry's
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native exposed hooks.
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## Installation
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Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
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## Usage
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When this gem is installed anytime Pry gets executed from any context it will
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automatically detect and load this plugin. When this happens you will see a
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note like the following indicating the session is being logged:
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```
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[user@host ~/] $ pry
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Please note: This interactive session has PrySyslog enabled. All
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valid Ruby entered here will be sent to Syslog before being executed
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for auditing purposes.
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[1] pry(main)>
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```
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## Contributing
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I welcome new ideas, bug fixes and comments from anyone and strive to take no
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# Parent namespace of the pry-syslog gem.
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module PrySyslog
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def self.announce_logging
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puts 'valid Ruby entered here will be sent to Syslog before being executed'
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def self.log_code_execution(code)
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