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How I can see what commands are executed (over the network) on the CPU transparency device?

April 26, 2017commands CPU device executed Network transparency

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How I can see what commands are executed (over the network) on the CPU transparency device?

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For older (before 0.9.8pre4) scratchbox versions all commands executed with CPU transparency feature are logged to ‘/tmp/coutransp_$USER.log’. If environment variable SBOX_CPUTRANSPARENCY_VERBOSE has a value (other than ‘0’ or ‘no’), a message is outputted to STDERR everytime CPU transparency is used. SBOX_CPUTRANSPARENCY_VERBOSE may cause problems with some configuration scripts In newer (after 0.9.8-pre4) versions logging of commands executed with CPU transparency is controlled with SBOX_CPUTRANSPARENCY_LOG which is used to provide name of the CPU transparency logfile. If the environment variable is empty logging is disabled.