Are you looking for something other than what is already in Apache's
"access.log" (found in the 'logs' sub-directory of the install base
path)? I use that and "grep" routinely, just to see if individual(s)
that insist I provide access immediately really use it immediately, so
that I can intelligently prioritize future request from said same
individual(s)...
It seems like a pretty small leap, in terms of a shell script, to create
a summary report.
Wes
-----Original Message-----
From: Glen Marchesani [mailto:glenlist@model3.net]
Sent: Tuesday, June 28, 2005 1:38 PM
To: users@subversion.tigris.org
Subject: logging all repo activity (reads)
Hello,
We need to track who is access the svn repository. All access is done
through the apache server.
Any recommendations on a good way to do this?
For logging writes/updates to the repo I am comfortable using the
standard logs. The issue I need help with is how to figure out who is
reading the repo? The repo is secured (no access without a user and
password). So all I need to know is when and who accessed the repo
(i.e. read the repo).
any help is appreciated,
regards,
Glen
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