Is it possible to create a report on a specific person? What he visited sites in sequential order.
How this is done in the Internet Access Monitor for TMG
Last edit: Aleksey 2016-09-13
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It is possible to generate a report for only one user. See option "-u" in [Command line options].
Sarg doesn't generate a report showing every access made by a user in a chronological order but it does show the accesses made in chronological order per user and per site.
To do this, from the "Top users" report, click on the user ID (or IP address if your report is showing IP addresses instead of user names). It displays the sites the user visited the most. To the left of each site, you'll find an icon. It displays the list of the accesses made to that site by that user. That's the closest thing sarg has to offer that looks like what you want.
If the user isn't listed in the "Top users" report, generate a report for that one user with command line option -u.
If the site you want to track doesn't make it into the report (because it isn't accessed frequently enough), you can limit the report for that site only with command line option -s.
If the icon is missing, it means the site_user_time_date report is disabled in sarg.conf (see report_type in [Report options]).
Thanks for the answer. It is a pity that this is not functional, it was necessary for me.
I mean report showing every access made by a user in a chronological order.
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Is it possible to create a report on a specific person? What he visited sites in sequential order.
How this is done in the Internet Access Monitor for TMG
Last edit: Aleksey 2016-09-13
It is possible to generate a report for only one user. See option "-u" in [Command line options].
Sarg doesn't generate a report showing every access made by a user in a chronological order but it does show the accesses made in chronological order per user and per site.
To do this, from the "Top users" report, click on the user ID (or IP address if your report is showing IP addresses instead of user names). It displays the sites the user visited the most. To the left of each site, you'll find an icon. It displays the list of the accesses made to that site by that user. That's the closest thing sarg has to offer that looks like what you want.
If the user isn't listed in the "Top users" report, generate a report for that one user with command line option -u.
If the site you want to track doesn't make it into the report (because it isn't accessed frequently enough), you can limit the report for that site only with command line option -s.
If the icon is missing, it means the site_user_time_date report is disabled in sarg.conf (see report_type in [Report options]).
Related
Wiki: Command line options
Wiki: Report options
Thanks for the answer. It is a pity that this is not functional, it was necessary for me.
I mean report showing every access made by a user in a chronological order.