Staff Activity

[Twinny]

This would be most helpful in Testbed but I can see value everywhere else.

I would like a RC function which will output all current accounts in the stafflist along with the last time they logged in. I'd also like the ability to optionally extend this to include the last 3 entries in their staff activity.

Thoughts?

[Sinkler]

You could in theory always ask a PWA...

[Twinny]

Originally Posted by Sinkler

You could in theory always ask a PWA...

Slow process! I think a pre-formatted list available would be great!

[DustyPorViva]

There's already staff activity in /openaccess, it just needs to be expanded to include more than just NC activity.

[Twinny]

Originally Posted by DustyPorViva

There's already staff activity in /openaccess, it just needs to be expanded to include more than just NC activity.

I know but I want an overview of all staff members added in staff options with a quick one line command :o

[Edit]: Testbed -> Currently 457 staff registered in server options

I'm trying to remove inactive people but it's a horrid manual process. Anything to speed it up would be awesome!

[fowlplay4]

Download the rclog and then to populate last login dates through it then use Testbed's time-online tracking (or whatever it's called) system to track future login dates.

[xAndrewx]

notepad++ is your friend

[BlueMelon]

Whiped up a little python script:

PHP Code:


#Copy/Paste your staff= into this string here:
server_staff = "MonkeyBob,BlueMelon,Crow,Stefan"


months = ['Jan','Mar','Apr','May','Jun','Jul','Aug','Sep','Oct','Nov','Dec']
f = open("rclog.txt",'r')
log = f.readlines()
f.close()
staff = server_staff.split(",")
times = {}
for s in staff:
    times[s] = 'Jan 01'

for i in range(0,len(log)):
    if (i+1) >= len(log):
        break
    line = log[i]
    line2 = log[i+1]
    if "is logged in from" in line2 and "Client-RC" not in line2:
        acc = line2.split(" ")[0]
        if acc in staff:
            currentmonth = times[acc].split(" ")[0]
            currentmonth_num = months.index(currentmonth)
            newmonth = line.split(" ")[2]
            newmonth_num = months.index(newmonth)
            if newmonth_num >= currentmonth_num:
                times[acc] = line[10:len(line2)-1]


for acc in times.keys():
    print "Last Login ("+acc+"): "+str(times[acc]) 


http://pastebin.com/5yVy0e7w


Output:

PHP Code:

Last Login (BlueMelon): Sep 13 23:11:23 2012

Last Login (MonkeyBob): Sep 13 15:31:56 2012

Last Login (Stefan): Jul 18 03:36:44 2012

Last Login (Crow): Sep 13 17:12:31 2012 


[Crow]

Melon! You're not even closing your file handle! :/

[BlueMelon]

Originally Posted by Crow

Melon! You're not even closing your file handle! :/

Sorry I got to exited...

add log.close() at the end of the script

[Tricxta]

Originally Posted by BlueMelon

Sorry I got to exited...

Yo man! that's my line

[Crow]

Originally Posted by BlueMelon

Sorry I got to exited...

add log.close() at the end of the script

Won't work, since "log" is your list of lines, not the file handle. Instead:

PHP Code:

f   = open("rclog.txt",'r')
log = f.readlines()
f.close() 


[BlueMelon]

Originally Posted by Crow

Won't work, since "log" is your list of lines, not the file handle. Instead:

PHP Code:

f   = open("rclog.txt",'r')
log = f.readlines()
f.close() 


After a bit of research,

PHP Code:

log = open('rclog.txt','r').readlines() 


Will automatic close the file descriptor (handle) once the python garbage collector finds it.

Its better to explicitly use a variable handle, or a with-block but since its a small script that will only be ran once in a while, it doesn't really matter.
For bigger projects though, you would need to close it.

[Crow]

Originally Posted by BlueMelon

After a bit of research,

PHP Code:

log = open('rclog.txt','r').readlines() 


Will automatic close the file descriptor (handle) once the python garbage collector finds it.

Its better to explicitly use a variable handle, or a with-block but since its a small script that will only be ran once in a while, it doesn't really matter.
For bigger projects though, you would need to close it.

IT'S BAD PRACTICE *rant* I'M TELLING YOU!

[BlueMelon]

Originally Posted by Crow

IT'S BAD PRACTICE *rant* I'M TELLING YOU!

I agree, but for small projects/scripts its acceptable.