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If you provide the option -t to the script command and redirect stderr into a file, the timing information on what is going on on the terminal, is also stored.
You can replay the session via the scriptreplay command, where you can also provide a speedup factor (see the man page for details).
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Where does scriptreplay come from?
It's part of the util-linux package
Not on CentOS 5
david.ward@om012234 ~ $rpm -ql util-linux |grep replydavid.ward@om012234 ~ $rpm -qa util-linuxutil-linux-2.13-0.50.el5.x86_64david.ward@om012234 ~ $rpm -ql util-linux |grep replyTried to grep for replay instead of reply?
Oh oops. But yes.
david.ward@om012234 ~ $rpm -ql util-linux |grep replaydavid.ward@om012234 ~ $> cat /etc/SuSE-release
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 (x86_64)
VERSION = 11
PATCHLEVEL = 1
> rpm -ql util-linux |grep replay
/usr/bin/scriptreplay
/usr/share/man/man1/scriptreplay.1.gz
Ok, you win :D. So maybe this is SuSE specific.
Haha. Maybe it (scriptreplay) should be on all distros. Sound great.