[horde] Statistics Module??
Hans Lellelid
hans at appliedsec.com
Wed Jan 15 10:30:03 PST 2003
Seems to me a good way to about gathering the db-level statistics (e.g.
sessions, logins, etc.) would be to use the notification system. A new
"statistics" event and "statistics" listener would take care of actually
writing the statistics to DB -- or flat file or whatever.
So on successful login, for example, in Auth:
$notification->push(new StatisticsLogEvent($username, time())),
'stats.login');
And then the listener that handled stats.login would store the information.
The difference, of course, is that this is not very modular -- in that
this would need to be fairly tightly integrated w/ Horde ...
Hans
Chuck Hagenbuch wrote:
>Quoting "Hobbs, Richard" <hobbs at mongeese.co.uk>:
>
>
>
>> Is there any sign of a statistics module for Horde?? I think it would
>>be really useful to be able to get stuff like how many users log into
>>horde per week, when they logged in, how many calendar appointments
>>are being entered, memos being used emails sent etc.....
>>
>>This should all be available within the database, but it is a lot of
>>effort for me to manually pull it out using SQL commands.
>>
>>Is there any stats module currently in any stage of development?? If not,
>>are there any plans to create one?
>>
>>
>
>There is not one in development that I know of; however, I've thought of it
>a few times, and would happily chip in/support it if someone else wanted to
>drive it's creation.
>
>-chuck
>
>--
>Charles Hagenbuch, <chuck at horde.org>
>must ... find ... acorns ... *thud*
>
>
>
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