Any way to view active TeamSite Users

Is there any way on a Solaris install of TeamSite 5.0.1 sp2 to see a list of all logged in users? Some non/poorly documented flags to the iwuser command perhaps?

Thanks in advance for any info!

--Justin

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james1

Try the "iwrecentusers" CLT. It does not have a notion of who is "logged in" and who is "logged out", but it does provide a list of the users who have most recently accessed TeamSite (including via the file system interface!). There is some maximum number of users that the command will show, but I think that it is a very high number, like 256 thousand or 256 million.

-- James

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James H Koh
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justin_hardin

Thanks! That tool will work perfectly... guess I didn't RTFM enough on this! > Smiley Happy

shameem

Hi need help on the same use case but little more detail. I need users last login time. This is to make sure to remove the users donot need teamsite access any more. Is it possible.

I have gone through iwrecentusers and it is not useful.

Is there any DB table or file on the OS that I can search for this information.

Garth McMillan

iwrecentusers is what you want, there is no better alternative (you could perhaps check the file times on the user entity files - but that's a lot more work than using iwrecentusers), however you need to pipe its output to a text file* and then manage the list in the text file - eg. update existing users with the latest times, reorder, whatever...

In my case, I have a scheduled job which runs iwrecentusers every 3-4 hours and organises my text file. Then each week I have a scheduled job which checks the file for users that haven't logged into TeamSite in over 3 months.

* iwrecentusers only lists user activity since the last time TeamSite was restarted, which is why you need to run it regularly and store the output in a file.