Is it possible to somehow intercept commands that are executed through the terminal in ubuntu?

Question

linux

There is a ~/.bash_history file, which stores the history of commands entered into the terminal, is there a way to make such a utility that will receive the text of commands entered into the terminal, for example, to create its own log file.

Answer 1

It only stores the history of commands that have been entered into bash.
If you have another shell, you will not see the list of commands in .bash_history.
For example, I may start bash immediately after logging in, but then I will start, for example, zsh.
bash.history will be empty.
This I mean that even if you make your own shell, it can be easily bypassed.
I know at least one real solution that will work.
You make a module for the Linux kernel, there you intercept the exec system call and everything connected with it, and then it will not be very easy to bypass you.
I did something similar for Unix FreeBSD 20 years ago :))