Hi, I found logs in /opt/red5307/log (older version of OpenMeetings), filenames beginning with "0.0.0.0_access" and others with "openmeetings...", both followed by date.
The best way - so far for me - to check usage statistics may be to search all "openmeetings..."-logs for lines containing the string "loginUser". Like (in Windows/DOS-Commandline): FINDSTR /C:"loginUser" "openmeetings*.log">Usage.txt Those logs cover the last 50 days (after that, they seem to be deleted in order to save space). Of course, that is just the number of users logged in. I also found a line that gives information on organizers of meetings (ORGANIZER;CN=), but using these lines will not show meetings that were not planned. Does anyone know which part of the log files could actually give information about the number of MEETINGS? But this question has no high priority, of course. -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht----- Von: Ninnig, Alexander <alexander.nin...@rechnungshof.rlp.de> Gesendet: Montag, 11. Mai 2020 13:38 An: user@openmeetings.apache.org Betreff: Usage Statistics (Log)? Hi, is there a possibility to find out, how often OpenMeetings was used? Maybe some sort of log? If there was like a red5/tomcat-log "usex xy logged in", I could extract all the "logged-in" lines and count them. Best regards, Alex
