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Would it require much coding to have the detailed portion of the "currently visiting"/"who's online" output to a textfile, for the admin to read later? Even admins can't be on 24/7. It would also be helpful to see what users are running into error pages and what not.
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i think i possibly may be interested in this hack if it ever came out.
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Oh! Oh! I'm interested!
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Not been a PHP guru but a Unix scripter couldn't you try and do the follwing.
I know its not very pretty but why not do this to log what you're wanting to know. File could get quite big though Create the sql file whos_online.sql Code:
echo "select userid, host, lastactivity, location from session \G" | /opt/mysql/bin/mysql database_name 1>>/tmp/whos_online.log 2>&1 And then cron up to run every min. Hope this helps. |
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I'd like this hack for the purpose of stalking my suspitious members and dual username detection
A nice user-based centralisation of already avalible admin stats. |
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