UserTracker logging doesn't work with session.tracker.persistence.enabled=t

[Max Mustermann, modificado hace 14 años.]

Although we have activated 'session.tracker.persistence.enabled=true' it seems that no activity will be tracked. The tables UserTracker and UserTrackerPath are still empty and no error message appears.

Do we have to enable another setting?


Any help would be appreciated!

[k g, modificado hace 14 años.]

I am also having trouble. Please let me know if you found a solution.

[Arun Kumar S, modificado hace 14 años.]

Max Mustermann:

Although we have activated 'session.tracker.persistence.enabled=true' it seems that no activity will be tracked. The tables UserTracker and UserTrackerPath are still empty and no error message appears.

Do we have to enable another setting?


Any help would be appreciated!

Dear Max & KG,

You will have to enable the below properties specified in order to get your query solved. Just add the below properties in portal-ext.properties.

## Live Users
##
#
# Set this to true to enable tracking via Live Users.
#
live.users.enabled=true

#
# Set this to true to convert the tracked paths to friendly URLs.
#
session.tracker.friendly.paths.enabled=true


Thanks

Arun

[Raja Mohamed, modificado hace 14 años.]

Hi,

I guess if you try this below properties in your portlet-ext.properties then you can store it in tables.

live.users.enabled=true
session.tracker.persistence.enabled=true
session.tracker.friendly.paths.enabled=true


Thanks

[Riccardo Rotondo, modificado hace 13 años.]

Ahamed Sakir:

Hi,

I guess if you try this below properties in your portlet-ext.properties then you can store it in tables.

live.users.enabled=true
session.tracker.persistence.enabled=true
session.tracker.friendly.paths.enabled=true


Thanks

This could be more interesting than loggin live session. I mean, I would like to have an history of the all accesses. Where I should look for this table?

Cheers

[unai alba, modificado hace 13 años.]

Hi,


with these properties :

live.users.enabled=true
session.tracker.persistence.enabled=true


you can find the data in the database tables:

usertracker
usertrackerpath


The info appears after clossing the user session.

Regards

[vinay sharma, modificado hace 8 años.]

Hi ,

You have to first login and then logout from your admin account. And the entries will be updated on usertrackerpath.

Post Enteries done on portal-ext.properties.

live.users.enabled=true
session.tracker.persistence.enabled=true
session.tracker.friendly.paths.enabled=true

After done enteries in ext file . Restart your server.

Regards
Vinay Sharma

[David H Nebinger, modificado hace 8 años.]

You've just revived a 5 year old thread. I doubt their issue is addressed in your response as they are different versions.

[k g, modificado hace 14 años.]

Arun Kumar S:

Max Mustermann:

Although we have activated 'session.tracker.persistence.enabled=true' it seems that no activity will be tracked. The tables UserTracker and UserTrackerPath are still empty and no error message appears.

Do we have to enable another setting?


Any help would be appreciated!

Dear Max & KG,

You will have to enable the below properties specified in order to get your query solved. Just add the below properties in portal-ext.properties.

## Live Users
##
#
# Set this to true to enable tracking via Live Users.
#
live.users.enabled=true

#
# Set this to true to convert the tracked paths to friendly URLs.
#
session.tracker.friendly.paths.enabled=true


Thanks

Arun

Thanks Arun & Raja, it now works! I was lacking live.users.enabled and probably would never have figured that one out. Also worth noting is that it seems the session must end before data is written to the db. Logging out will end the user session.

kg