klog tries to log all of the keys pressed on the keyboard. By default, klog starts as a daemon and you should send SIGTERM in order to stop it.

This software was primary developed on Linux but it also works on FreeBSD. Enjoy :)

No part of klog may be used to break the law, or to cause damage of any kind. And I'm not responsible for anything you do with it.

To build klog on FreeBSD you will need to install a few dependencies :

sudo pkg install gmake

klog [options] <eventid>

options:

	-h       : display this and exit

	-q       : quiet mode
	
	-v       : display version number and exit
	
	-o <log> : write log to <log> (default=stdout)
	
	-m <map> : load the map character <map> (default=./map/en_US.map)
	
	-f       : keep on foreground (eg: no daemon)

	-p <pid> : write the pid in the <pid> file (default=/var/run/klog.pid)

	-n       : do not check if an instance is already running

./klog -f -m ./map/fr_FR.map -o- 5

klog will log all of the keys pressed on "/dev/input/event5" as a french keyboard on the standard output. Moreover, it will run in the foreground without daemonize.

klog is licensed under the BSD 3-clause license.