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Is there a way to track all the users who logged into JFOrum on a particular date.. Or may be somethig like yesterday or the day before... This is really important ...
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In your forum's database look at the jforum_users.user_lastvisit column. You can order that by date (using SQL) to make it convenient to look at.
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Thanx man... u saved me ... i have to find a few users who are messing with the content...
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Damn.. this column has all null values... what do i do ?
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Probably your best bet it to look at your HTTP access logs. The URL to access a particular posting is fairly unique. You can grab all the IPs that requested it and then look at the IPs stored in the sessions table. At a minimum, you will probably find the IP to ban.
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I am not able to find the http access logs in my tomcat container.... can someone please help
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It is usually in the "logs" directory. If it is not being written there, then you probably would have to take a look at your config/server.xml configuration

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