SID-02101: How to create a report from the TWiki logs based on TWikiGro
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4.3.2 |
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CategoryStatistics |
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AIX |
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10 years ago |
How to create a report from the TWiki logs based on
TWikiGroups? So I can list the current months log entries easy enough, such as listing the last 1000 entires here: 'tail -1000 /var/log/twiki/log`date +%Y%m`.txt'
What I would like to be able to do is to produce the log entries based on the
TWikiGroups they are in. How can this be done?
Ideally we could run the report for the whole year or past 90 days etc
Thanks
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Greg Neugebauer - 2015-08-25
Discussion and Answer
This kind of functionality probably requires a new plugin, see
TWikiPlugins to get started.
You could also look into using the
ExecutePlugin to run a shell command, say, to grep a user from the logs of the current month and the previous two month. You could analyze and process the output using some
SpreadSheetPlugin formulas.
Look also into
UsageStatisticsPlugin.
You can hire one of the
TWikiConsultants to do the work for you.
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Peter Thoeny - 2015-08-25
But what is the best way to extract member ID's of the
TWikiGroups?
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Greg Neugebauer - 2015-08-26
Closing this question, as it has been resolved offline.
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Peter Thoeny - 2015-10-07
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