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module:logonlist [2020/04/04 19:08] – [Format] Added blurb about text.dat not used. digital manmodule:logonlist [2026/02/18 03:47] (current) – [Configure] Document last_few_days digital man
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 The Logon List module (''[[dir:exec]]/logonlist.js'') is responsible for displaying and maintaining the list of BBS logons. It uses the ''logonlist_lib.js'' library to store/retrieve logon information in JSON Lines (''.jsonl'') format. The Logon List module (''[[dir:exec]]/logonlist.js'') is responsible for displaying and maintaining the list of BBS logons. It uses the ''logonlist_lib.js'' library to store/retrieve logon information in JSON Lines (''.jsonl'') format.
  
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 ===== Format ===== ===== Format =====
 The new ''[[dir:data]]/logon.jsonl'' file replaces the functionality of the old (but still supported/maintained) ''[[dir:data]]/logon.lst'' file. The new ''[[dir:data]]/logon.jsonl'' file replaces the functionality of the old (but still supported/maintained) ''[[dir:data]]/logon.lst'' file.
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 ===== Install =====  ===== Install ===== 
-To install the Logon List module, execute from a command-line: +This module (''logonlist'') should be the default value of SCFG->System->Loadable Modules->List Logons.
-  jsexec logonlist install+
  
 +If a sysop needs to install this module, it can be installed with the command-line ''[[util:jsexec]] logonlist install''.
 ===== Invoke ===== ===== Invoke =====
 +The default behavior of the Logon List module (when no command-line options are provided) is to display all user logons that have been logged so far today, in the order in which they were logged (normally, by the [[module:logon|Logon Module]]).
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 The Logon List module supports the following command-line options: The Logon List module supports the following command-line options:
  
 ^ Option  ^ Description ^ ^ Option  ^ Description ^
-| ''-l'' | Display only the "last few" logons (callers), the default is to display the entire list | +| ''-l //[count]//'' | Display only the "last few" logons (callers), possibly over multiple days | 
-| ''-y'' | Display logons from yesterday rather than today |+| ''-y'' | Display all logons that occurred yesterday | 
 +| ''//days//'' | Display all logons from the specified number of days ago |
 | ''-m'' | Maintain the Logon List files, must be executed daily, e.g. via "System Daily Event" or Timed Event | | ''-m'' | Maintain the Logon List files, must be executed daily, e.g. via "System Daily Event" or Timed Event |
  
 ===== Configure ===== ===== Configure =====
  
-The Logon List module supports the following options in the ''[logonlist]'' section of the ''[[dir:ctrl]]/[[config:modopts.ini]]'' file:+The Logon List module supports the following options in the ''[logonlist]'' section of the ''[[dir:ctrl]]/[[config:modopts.ini]]'' file or the //root// section of the ''[[dir:ctrl]]/modopts/logonlist.ini'' file:
  
 ^ Option               ^ Default ^ Description ^ ^ Option               ^ Default ^ Description ^
 +| ''last_few_days''    | 0       | The maximum number of //previous days// to pull last few callers from |
 | ''last_few_callers'' | 4       | Number of logons to display when only displaying the "last few" (not the entire list) | | ''last_few_callers'' | 4       | Number of logons to display when only displaying the "last few" (not the entire list) |
 | ''last_few_callers_msg'' | (see source) | The string to announce the "Last few callers" list | | ''last_few_callers_msg'' | (see source) | The string to announce the "Last few callers" list |
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 | ''backup_level''     | 10      | Number of previous logon list files to retain | | ''backup_level''     | 10      | Number of previous logon list files to retain |
 | ''today''            | "Today" | The word displayed to represent the current day | | ''today''            | "Today" | The word displayed to represent the current day |
-| ''yesterday''        | "Yesterday | The word to displayed to represent the day before the current day | +| ''yesterday''        | "Yesterday | The word displayed to represent the day before the current day | 
 +| ''time_fmt''         | "%H:%M" | The [[https://cplusplus.com/reference/ctime/strftime/|strftime]] format of the logon date/time to be displayed |
 ===== See Also ===== ===== See Also =====
   * [[:module:|module index]]   * [[:module:|module index]]

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