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I'm looking for some suggestions on what a good software solution for logging all activities on my actual server. (Not the website, altho there may be some cross over). &nbsp;Essentially I want to be able to more easily track what any one person is doing specifically on the server and become aware when someone accesses it. &nbsp;(in real time preferably). &nbsp;Is there any good software solution that will notify me of when someone is in the shell. &nbsp; I'm not sure if I'm asking the question 100% correctly but I just want to improve the overall logging / security of my web server.
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I'm looking for some suggestions on what a good software solution for logging all activities on my actual server. (Not the website, altho there may be some cross over).  Essentially I want to be able to more easily track what any one person is doing specifically on the server and become aware when someone accesses it.  (in real time preferably).  Is there any good software solution that will notify me of when someone is in the shell.   I'm not sure if I'm asking the question 100% correctly but I just want to improve the overall logging / security of my web server.

Easy To Use / Analyze Log System

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Apache Web Server

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