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Areku 04-29-2003 09:52 PM

Nice point!

Is that as simple as adding admin/tracelog/ instead of tracelog/ on the first replacement? I guess that's more secure than the index.php file?

The userid thing may be a good point too...

(Ps. working on vb2.2.0 ;))

Hobbes 04-30-2003 01:53 AM

/me clicks install...

it would be a wicked idea to have the logs viewable in the admin cp....like a link or something!!!

Katana Myronson 04-30-2003 03:07 PM

Great hack! I'm going to install it right away! Thanks, Zzed this is just what i was looking for! :D

TheComputerGuy 04-30-2003 07:56 PM

does this create a lot of queries

Zzed 04-30-2003 08:17 PM

Quote:

Today at 01:56 PM TheComputerGuy said this in Post #34
does this create a lot of queries
There are no queries while a user is being traced. Information is written to a text file. The user information is already populated when the user esablished a session with the board, so there is no need for any further queries.

The only time there is a query is when you try to visit the contents of the tracelog directory.

Morgalis 05-01-2003 09:22 PM

this was just what i was looking for!

thanks :)

Zzed 05-02-2003 05:52 AM

You are welcome. :)

Boofo 05-02-2003 11:36 AM

Quote:

04-28-03 at 07:04 PM Zzed said this in Post #9
I'll look into the line separator thing. ;)

You can view the file through your browser by going to http://myforum.com/forums/tracelog/Zzed.log

Or you can get a directlry listing by going to: http://myforum.com/forums/tracelog

How's this coming along? And Mutt's idea about using the userid as the name of the file instead of the username is a good one, too. ;)

obs 05-02-2003 07:54 PM

hi I'm new here and this is a really nice hack. I was wondering how to automatically track all users instead of having to go into each one and selecting 'track user'?

Zzed 05-02-2003 07:57 PM

Quote:

Today at 01:54 PM obs said this in Post #39
hi I'm new here and this is a really nice hack. I was wondering how to automatically track all users instead of having to go into each one and selecting 'track user'?

Are you sure you want to do that? :confused:

If so then replace this:
Code:

if($bbuserinfo[trace] == 1) {
with this:
Code:

if(1) {


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