Command logs

Command logs record keystrokes and commands entered during a session. They are useful for auditing activity on shared hosts or tracking what was run during an incident.

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Enable logging on a host

1. Open the host edit form.
2. Toggle Command logging on.
3. Save.

All sessions on that host will be logged from that point forward.

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What is recorded

Each log entry captures:

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View logs

Open the host detail and click Command logs. Logs are listed chronologically. You can filter by session or date range.

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Shared hosts

If you accept a shared host with command logging enabled, the host owner can see your session logs. You are shown a consent prompt at the time you accept the invite. See Sharing.

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Log retention

Logs are stored in the API backend. You can delete logs older than a given date from the host’s command log settings.

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Privacy

Command logs are stored on the Termique backend. They are not end-to-end encrypted — the server stores them in plaintext. Enable command logging only on hosts where this is acceptable.