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IP logger?
Just wondering, is there a mod which logs all ip's that log onto any account on a forum?
I want to keep tabs on my forum to check if any admin/mod/super mod accounts are being "shared". |
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ACP/Users/Search IP Adresses
Enter the username you want to look up and click Find. |
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But that doesn't show what IP's have logged onto the account in question.
I've logged into my admin account with a proxy, logged out and went back to check and it didn't list it. |
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yeah, I believe you need to make a post to have an IP logged...is this sufficient to tell if they are being shared?
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it logs the ip the account was originally registered with and the ip addresses posts have been made with. so basically its signup ip adress and post/thread ip adresses.
i think logging what ip adress they logged in with is kool but that would be alot of data to store>_< |
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You might try this:
[sql] CREATE TABLE iplog (userid int(10) unsigned NOT NULL, ipaddress varchar(16) NOT NULL, dateline int(10) unsigned NOT NULL, PRIMARY KEY (userid), UNIQUE KEY userip (userid, ipaddress)); [/sql] Note: If you are using a table prefix you must add it here in front of iplog. In sessions.php FIND PHP Code:
PHP Code:
If you want, you can also add a link in the ACP menu: In admincp/index.php FIND PHP Code:
PHP Code:
Keep in mind that this adds a query whenever a new user session is created and the table iplog will get BIG. |
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[high]* Modin cringes at the storage of that [/high]
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I don't know what type of server your on or the cp your useing. But if you are using Ensim, you can get Urchin for a dollar from there site. Urchin is a very powerful tool that wil be able to help you, IMHO.
Peace |
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You might want to consider logging it to a text file on your server. I think its just easier that way and your not bogging down the db as much.
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