vBusy: Last minute session stats analyzer for admins

Ported from 3.0.x

What this hack does: This hack will allow you to have a quick glance at what's going on in the forum, based on the session table. Sort of a super who's online tool, plus dynamic stats. The session table contains short-term information, that can be useful in finding out if things are more busy than usual and what may be the cause

Features:

Lists in descending order busiets/most active in the last 1,5,10,15 minutes:

• Threads
• Forums
• PHP Scripts
• Hosts IP's
• Resolved IP's
• Useragents and bots

Lists all session data, with sort options based on (time, user, host, useragent, location.

Per minute chart of sessions table activities.

Installation: : Just copy the file vbusy.php into your admincp directory, and cpnav_vBusy.xml to the includes/xml directory.

Please click Install if you have installed this mod.

[jpt62089]

error in the ACP

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /includes/class_core.php on line 1460

but other than that it seems to work just fine...


Suggestion: Be able to choose how many minutes/hours/days/weeks and type in the variable for those....

[tamarian]

Originally Posted by jpt62089

error in the ACP



but other than that it seems to work just fine...


Suggestion: Be able to choose how many minutes/hours/days/weeks and type in the variable for those....

When do you get that error? On a specific link, or first time?

[tamarian]

Originally Posted by jpt62089

Suggestion: Be able to choose how many minutes/hours/days/weeks and type in the variable for those....

If you click the vBusy link to open in a new window, you can enter the minutes value in the URL m=

But for days/weeks it won't work, since the session table doesn't store data that long.

[jpt62089]

Originally Posted by tamarian

When do you get that error? On a specific link, or first time?

on each page under the vBusy Menu

[tamarian]

Originally Posted by jpt62089

on each page under the vBusy Menu

O.k. try it now, I've just re-uploaded vbusy.php

[jpt62089]

and it seems to be fixed! thanks dude

[csidlernet]

/me installs

[Boots]

I installed it but it doesn't show up in my admincp

3.5.0 gold btw

[tamarian]

Originally Posted by Boots

I installed it but it doesn't show up in my admincp

3.5.0 gold btw

Download the new (just uploaded it) cpnav xml and upload it to includes/xml. Let me know if that works.