server showing ssh activities

Ependi Silalahi

Ependi Silalahi

Howto turn off my server from displaying my activities when connect with ssh
It is kinda of cool to see it but what if I dont want to show it ?
Thanks
 
What do you mean by 'activities'? Commands you enter at the prompt? and that you see if pressing the UP-ARROW? If so, this is not related to SSH. It's a feature of your shell called HISTORY. Check in the man page of your shell, because it's different for all shells. If not precise enough, google it using 'stop history' + your-shell-name, and it will be on the top search results.

Dominique.
 
fossette said:
What do you mean by 'activities'? Commands you enter at the prompt? and that you see if pressing the UP-ARROW? If so, this is not related to SSH. It's a feature of your shell called HISTORY. Check in the man page of your shell, because it's different for all shells. If not precise enough, google it using 'stop history' + your-shell-name, and it will be on the top search results.

Dominique.
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Yes I can see on my server monitor that showing I am logging to the server from SSH. and showing when I am going to reboot and and showing where I am connected from. This is my home server. I just want to know how to disable just in case if I am ever on real environment (production) , server using "sh" shell I believe.

I dont mind .history doing it but I just dont want it showing on my server monitor. It is ok on the background and I can retrieve it when i want it , i just dont want to show it.
 
Sorry, I don't understand your precision. Maybe you can take a screenshot, and highlight what you don't want to see in there.
 
You're going to want to decrease the logging level in /etc/ssh/sshd_config. The sshd_config(5) man page lists the nine possible values for LogLevel. Setting it to QUIET should probably give you the result you're looking for, but I haven't tested this myself.
 
fossette said:
Sorry, I don't understand your precision. Maybe you can take a screenshot, and highlight what you don't want to see in there.
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Here is the screen shot at server's monitor.
 

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