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    • Article Type: Q&A
    • Product: Aleph
    • Product Version: 20

    Question

    How can we find the maximum number of staff who have been actively using the GUI simultaneously during the past x weeks?

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    There are various system monitors which can no doubt be configured to provide this information, but aside from that....

    The following grep in the $LOGDIR directory will read the pc_server logs, showing the the number of simultaneous users, the next highest number, etc.:

    > grep 'Active GUI users' pc_server*log* | cut -d: -f 3 | sort -nru | head

    Additional Information

    As noted in Article  000037619 (" License limit exceeded or System is overloaded **MASTER RECORD**")  pc_server sessions remain active for 10 minutes after the time of the user last hit Enter; Web sessions, for 2 minutes. (This is hard-coded in the programs.) 

    See also, Article 000033692 (" Measuring maximum # active Web OPAC (or GUI) users ").

    Category: System Management (500)


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