Terminal logging via putty on AIX (including smitty)

Question

I use a terminal logging method on my Ubuntu Desktop for the GNOME-terminal (it's good when I use SSH in GNOME-terminal):

Implementation

1. As root:

   apt-get install bsdutils
   

2. As the normal user:

   mkdir ~/logs
   

3. append this to your ~/.bashrc - must be the last line!

   STARTTIME=`date +%F-%Hh-%Mm-%Ss-%N`; script -q -t 2>    \
     /home/USERNAMEHERE/logs/$STARTTIME-timing.txt         \
     -c 'bash --rcfile /home/USERNAMEHERE/.bashrc-cp'      \
     -f /home/USERNAMEHERE/logs/$STARTTIME-log.txt; exit 0
   

4. make sure the 1) is the last line of bashrc, then [this is needed to avoid "fork bomb"..]:

   sed -e '$d' /home/USERNAMEHERE/.bashrc > /home/USERNAMEHERE/.bashrc-cp
   

Replay

Rename the filenames to you're needs! You can only play 1 file at one time.

    scriptreplay "/home/USERNAMEHERE/logs/$STARTTIME-timing.txt" \
                 "/home/USERNAMEHERE/logs/$STARTTIME-log.txt"

With this method I can log steps in ncurses menu, great! It's working perfectly.

Question

I need this great terminal logging method in putty too. How can I do that? (so for ex.: I need to log smitty menus on AIX machines with putty too.)

p.s.: Coul my logging method be better? (Can anyone update it?)