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I setup Apache Guacamole 0.9.14 on my CentOS 7 with nginx as reverse proxy to it.

I want to give limited access to some of my employees for some of my servers via ssh.

Some of them are SFTP enabled and to prevent sabotage on purpose or not I edit guacamole upload function to upload a copy of file uploaded on guacamole server itself alongside destination server.

I was wondering if I could create a copy of files getting on destination servers via wget, curl, etc.

If I can control specific commands on destination servers and do some actions before executing them, (For example backing files on guacamole server before executing any rm -rf command or creating a copy of file 'wget'ed on guacamole server), that would be great.

There are more than a thousand servers with different Linux OSs on them, so editing any server except guacamole server itself is impossible to do.

Any idea on how to control commands before executing on guacamole server specially on ssh?

Amin Vakil
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  • Stackoverflow is for help with software development. You should consider asking questions like this on [sf] or [unix.se]. – Kenster Aug 23 '18 at 11:16
  • @Kenster I asked my question in Server Fault, here is the link for future reference: https://serverfault.com/q/927670 – Amin Vakil Aug 23 '18 at 13:03

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