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Login/Logoff Logging Plugin
Compatible with DokuWiki
- 2023-04-04 "Jack Jackrum" unknown
- 2022-07-31 "Igor" yes
- 2020-07-29 "Hogfather" yes
- 2018-04-22 "Greebo" yes
This plugin will log all logins, logouts and failed login attempts to data/cache/loglog.log
. Optionally, you can configure the plugin to send warning emails when certain limits for those activities have been exceeded. The default limits are 10 failed login attempts and 50 successful logins per minute.
The log can be viewed on the admin screen. A monthly report will be sent if you enter an email in the plugin configuration.
Download and Installation
Search and install the plugin using the Extension Manager. Refer to Plugins on how to install plugins manually.
Changes
- Merge pull request #51 from dokuwiki-translate/lang_update_656_168663… (2023-06-13 15:02)
- translation update (2023-06-13 07:00)
- Merge pull request #49 from dokuwiki-translate/lang_update_550_167458… (2023-01-24 19:28)
- translation update (2023-01-24 19:10)
- Restore data in admin overview (2020-11-16 12:18)
- Version upped (2020-11-12 23:50)
- minor German lang fix (2020-11-12 09:34)
- Merge pull request #44 from splitbrain/smarter-alerts (2020-11-12 09:33)
Custom Auth-Plugin logging
The plugin might fail to log logins made through auth plugins other than authplain. Plugin authors can make their plugins compatible by emitting a PLUGIN_LOGLOG_LOG
event whenever they want to log a login/logout action. The event requires two fields in the $data
array: message
for the log message and user
for the affected user.
Here's an example from the SalesForce Auth Plugin:
$log = array('message' => 'logged in via Salesforce', 'user' => $this->user); trigger_event('PLUGIN_LOGLOG_LOG',$log);
The message can contain whatever you want to log. However, if you use the following strings in your message, an appropriate icon is associated with your message: