Re: Identifying logins

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On 2016年11月08日 19:12, Alex wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I have a squirrelmail-1.4.23 install that has been running fine on
> fedora for a long time. I have the squirrel_logger plugin installed,
> which I believe is the one responsible for writing to the
> squirrelmail_access_log.
> 
> I'm trying to understand how the logins work:
> 
> Oct 2 09:22:28 [LOGIN] user1 (example.com) from 162.225.108.50:
> Oct 2 09:51:23 [LOGIN] user1 (example.com) from 162.225.108.50:
> Oct 2 10:15:23 [LOGIN] user1 (example.com) from 162.225.108.50:
> Oct 2 10:33:47 [LOGIN] user1 (example.com) from 162.225.108.50:
> Oct 2 10:51:06 [LOGIN] user1 (example.com) from 162.225.108.50:
> Oct 2 11:59:54 [LOGIN] user1 (example.com) from 162.225.108.50:
> Oct 2 12:32:32 [LOGIN] user1 (example.com) from 162.225.108.50:
> 
> There were no LOGOUT entries between each of these. How can I
> determine what the typical "login" or "session" would be, not when
> apparently the imap client logged in?
> 
> In other words, are these actual logins, or periodic checks by the
> underlying IMAP client (dovecot)?

Your understanding should be correct. Actual IMAP logins happen once or
more per page view. There will be many more of those. Your user above is
displaying strange behavior. If you find that the user isn't actually
logging in at those times, I could look around the code.

> Why wouldn't the LOGOUT entries be recorded? There were a few, but
> none within the three hours shown above.

IIRC, the user needs to click on the signout link for this to happen,
and I don't think a lot of users do that.

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