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[gleissonbr]

Hi there!!!


   Does anybody know or have a product to monitor site activity ? For example,
a product that logs date, time, user name, browser string and IP and etc. So I
can monitor who is using the site.

thanks
gH

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[Francois Barriere]

On Thu, 24 Sep 2009 08:32:50 -0400
Gleisson Henrique <[hidden email]> wrote:

>    Does anybody know or have a product to monitor site activity ? For
> example,
> a product that logs date, time, user name, browser string and IP and etc. So
> I
> can monitor who is using the site.

   There are external tools, like awstat, but more for site statistics.
It depends on the type of informations you want to collect and the goal
(audience, most viewed, etc).

Francois.

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[Alberto Lopes]

Gleisson,

If you are using Plone behind Apache, one very handy tool is webalizer.

You just get the Apache logs and run webalizer on them, and it creates a monthly report on site usage (very customizable). If you want automatic reporting, it is just a matter of creating a cron job in Linux or a scheduled task in Windows to run it from time to time.

However, it does not log any "plone-specific info". For example, username won't be logged unless you can extract it into Apache's log. If you use HTTP basic auth it is easy, but for Plone HTTP form auth I am not sure how... I wonder if you can get the username from a cookie or something.

On Thu, Sep 24, 2009 at 9:53 AM, Francois Barriere <[hidden email]> wrote:

On Thu, 24 Sep 2009 08:32:50 -0400
Gleisson Henrique <[hidden email]> wrote:

>    Does anybody know or have a product to monitor site activity ? For
> example,
> a product that logs date, time, user name, browser string and IP and etc. So
> I
> can monitor who is using the site.

  There are external tools, like awstat, but more for site statistics.
It depends on the type of informations you want to collect and the goal
(audience, most viewed, etc).

Francois.

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