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Current logged in users

ash_01

Is anyone aware of a command similar to 'iwrecentusers' that shows the currently logged in/active users ?

I can't seem to find any command, or any way of doing this?

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Adam Stoller

To the best of my knowledge there never has and probably never will be a way to do that. The connections to the server are, I believe, stateless - someone can be logged in for over a day and not do anything, another person can be logged in and close their browser window (without logging out) but they still have a cookie on their machine, so if they bring up another browser and go to their TS server they'll be taken to where they were when they were last in TeamSite - without going through the login screen again.

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Johnny

Content Services may hold some information about active sessions.

If that was available, it might give you some indicator...

John Cuiuli

brandon1

The best you can do is parse access_log. This shows all files accessed by any user who has or maybe is using Teamsite. There is a TimeStamp placed on this file (a TeamSite image/jsp/etc) access. Granted this will never be 100% accurate but is it a more reliable listing of users who have used Teamsite on a certain day or within a time range on a specific day. I have written a script to parse this log on a Solaris machine. I can attach it if it will be useful.

Current Project: TS 5.5.2 to 6.1 Solaris, Content Services implementation

Migrateduser

Yikes, what's the performance like on this script, though? I cringe when I hear of a script accessing the file system so frequently.

Dave

brandon1

It is fairly quick, meant to be batch script. We branch the access_log file each day. The script is PERL and slurps the file into an array runs through and counts the times it sees the user in the file. The most recent file I just processed had 8000 lines and was processed in ~ 1 sec. IMOP adding a time range etc should not increase process time by much.

Content Services implementation

nipper

Please do attach, I would love to give this a test drive.

Andy

brandon1

Here ya go...

Written for Solaris..

It takes absolute path to file as only parameter

Current Project: Content Services implementation

nipper

Thanks, getting nothing when I run it (feeding the access_log)

What is it looking for ? Can you cut & paste the part of the log
it is trying to find ?

Tips/Pointers/RTFMs appreciated.

Andy

brandon1

What version of Teamsite are you on? If it is not 6.x than the log format for access_log is different. It does not have user name in the format. Sorry I neglected to say that before.

Current Project: Content Services implementation

nipper

oops, minor detail. 552

Thanks, Andy

ash_01

thanks for the posts everyone, much appreciated.

i had a feeling parsing the access_log was the only way Smiley Sad

oh well...

thanks again!