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show history of curl requests including executing user or program?
How do I add network or user source connection data to history entries?Re-run multiple history commandsWhy shouldn't someone use passwords in the command line?Why can I change bash history?Is it possible to track bash commands in real time?Is there a command history file for non bash/terminal commands?Why does default bash seem to not have some of the commands I've used in history but does have others?How can I enable something like Windows-style command history traversal in bash?bash_logout and historyHow can I recover a corrupted Zsh history file from memory?
Little Snitch just told me that curl made a silent connection to tools.google.com. I'd like to know why. is there a way to get the history of commands on my system including who executed them?
security osx command-history
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Little Snitch just told me that curl made a silent connection to tools.google.com. I'd like to know why. is there a way to get the history of commands on my system including who executed them?
security osx command-history
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You have not mentioned what Unix you're using. For a generic answer: enable process accounting, at least that's a start. Also describe what you mean by "silent connection".curldoes not make connections to Google by itself. It has to be told to connect to some site. You are looking for something or someone who usedcurlto call a Goggle REST API (possibly something that does auto-updates).
– Kusalananda♦
yesterday
this is macOs. thanks for the info.
– Walrus the Cat
yesterday
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Little Snitch just told me that curl made a silent connection to tools.google.com. I'd like to know why. is there a way to get the history of commands on my system including who executed them?
security osx command-history
edited yesterday
Wieland
3,9911727
asked 2 days ago
Walrus the CatWalrus the Cat
208248
Little Snitch just told me that curl made a silent connection to tools.google.com. I'd like to know why. is there a way to get the history of commands on my system including who executed them?
security osx command-history
security osx command-history
edited yesterday
Wieland
3,9911727
asked 2 days ago
Walrus the CatWalrus the Cat
208248
edited yesterday
Wieland
3,9911727
asked 2 days ago
Walrus the CatWalrus the Cat
208248
edited yesterday
Wieland
3,9911727
edited yesterday
Wieland
3,9911727
edited yesterday
Wieland
3,9911727
3,9911727
asked 2 days ago
Walrus the CatWalrus the Cat
208248
asked 2 days ago
Walrus the CatWalrus the Cat
208248
asked 2 days ago
Walrus the CatWalrus the Cat
208248
208248
1
You have not mentioned what Unix you're using. For a generic answer: enable process accounting, at least that's a start. Also describe what you mean by "silent connection".curldoes not make connections to Google by itself. It has to be told to connect to some site. You are looking for something or someone who usedcurlto call a Goggle REST API (possibly something that does auto-updates).
– Kusalananda♦
yesterday
this is macOs. thanks for the info.
– Walrus the Cat
yesterday
add a comment |
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You have not mentioned what Unix you're using. For a generic answer: enable process accounting, at least that's a start. Also describe what you mean by "silent connection".curldoes not make connections to Google by itself. It has to be told to connect to some site. You are looking for something or someone who usedcurlto call a Goggle REST API (possibly something that does auto-updates).
– Kusalananda♦
yesterday
this is macOs. thanks for the info.
– Walrus the Cat
yesterday
1
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You have not mentioned what Unix you're using. For a generic answer: enable process accounting, at least that's a start. Also describe what you mean by "silent connection".
curl does not make connections to Google by itself. It has to be told to connect to some site. You are looking for something or someone who used curl to call a Goggle REST API (possibly something that does auto-updates).– Kusalananda♦
yesterday
You have not mentioned what Unix you're using. For a generic answer: enable process accounting, at least that's a start. Also describe what you mean by "silent connection".
curl does not make connections to Google by itself. It has to be told to connect to some site. You are looking for something or someone who used curl to call a Goggle REST API (possibly something that does auto-updates).– Kusalananda♦
yesterday
this is macOs. thanks for the info.
– Walrus the Cat
yesterday
this is macOs. thanks for the info.
– Walrus the Cat
yesterday
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You have not mentioned what Unix you're using. For a generic answer: enable process accounting, at least that's a start. Also describe what you mean by "silent connection".
curldoes not make connections to Google by itself. It has to be told to connect to some site. You are looking for something or someone who usedcurlto call a Goggle REST API (possibly something that does auto-updates).– Kusalananda♦
yesterday
this is macOs. thanks for the info.
– Walrus the Cat
yesterday