Re: User Statistics

[Walter Randazzo]

Usung Django admin panel.

El jue, 22 sept 2022 20:28, Saudi Mostafa  escribió:

> Pls I need help
> How can I get as an administrator  statistics for users and activities
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User Statistics

[Saudi Mostafa]

Pls I need help
How can I get as an administrator  statistics for users and activities

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django-request to log user statistics

[Santhosh sridhar]

Hi All,
I am trying to use django_request module to login the user statistics. I 
have two versions of django-request 1.5.2 and 1.5.5 installed and I could 
see both the egg files inside site-packages directory. But when I tried to 
use 'request' in my INSTALLED_APPS settings I am getting an error.
Could someone help??


Regards,
Santhosh

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app for user statistics of submissions/ activity/ etc ? app for geotagging?

[pcrutch]

is there an app out there that keeps track of user submissions /
activity related to your models ?

we want some sort of way of giving user feedback.

whats the status of geotagging ?
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Re: User statistics.

[hedronist]

> I've already built this stuff, you have to build a database model and
> a middleware to track user visit and then calculate how long user was
> online.

I think we are solving different problems. The code you point to
creates data which is ephemeral and only addresses 'who is online'.
The Apache log mod I suggested adds a few bytes to a disk write that
was going to happen anyway. We are not continuously analyzing user's
click paths so we prefer to defer processing until an admin requests
it.
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Re: User statistics.

[skam]

I've already built this stuff, you have to build a database model and
a middleware to track user visit and then calculate how long user was
online.
For online users please have a look at the following posts:

http://groups.google.it/group/django-users/browse_thread/thread/4ba5652bcbd1f958/958c6e7733a26a9c?hl=it&lnk=gst&q=average+time&rnum=3#958c6e7733a26a9c


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Re: User statistics.

[hedronist]

I'm in the process of building a 'session browser.'

1. The 'who is online' function basically asks 'who has fetched a page
in the last N minutes.' The django_session table has an expire_date
field which can be converted to a sort of 'time of last click' by
subtracting the 'cookie lifetime' from the expire date to get 'date of
last session save.' Something like:
   dateLastClick = session.expire_date -
datetime.timedelta(seconds=settings.SESSION_COOKIE_AGE)

2. But the session record is only saved (and, hence its cookie expire
date is only updated) when there is a change in the values saved in
the session. You can make it more current by setting
"SESSION_SAVE_EVERY_REQUEST = True" in settings.py. This will add an
additional DB transaction to each page fetch, which is not a huge deal
for most sites.

3. We also wanted to do full Click Path Analysis. It seemed silly to
do more database work just to capture information that was already in
our Apache logs, but we needed a way to tie specific log entries to a
particular session. Fortunately there is a trivial way to do this.
Apache comes with a few predefined log formats. Most people opt for
the 'combined' format, which adds User-agent and Referer to the
standard info. What I didn't realize (let's hear it for TFM!) was that
you can put all kinds of stuff in a log entry.

We created a new log format by adding the Django 'sessionid' cookie to
the end of the log and then redefined the log format:

 LogFormat "%h %l %u %t \"%r\" %>s %b \"%{Referer}i\" \"%{User-
agent}i\" %{sessionid}C" clickpath
 CustomLog logs/www.example.com-access_log clickpath

I don't know how (or if) you can do this on a site where you can't
modify the server config files.

4. We have two views: one that shows sessions sorted in various ways
(you can get the session info as a dict by calling
session.get_decoded()), and the other shows a particular session,
including all of the non-media log entries. We get those through the
extremely high tech method of grepping for the sessionid in the log
file. We are still running at fairly low traffic rate (about 6,000
unique sessions per day), but I suspect we will have to munch the log
into another DB to get decent performance as traffic grows.

   HTH,
   Peter
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User statistics.

[grassoalvaro]

Hi,

I need to know how long user was on the site, who's online (user) and
how many guests are online. I was searching for some kind of django-
module but didn't find anything. Has anyone already completed module
for that?
(or) How to build that kind of functionality?

Regards.
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