Access logs for \getConfig{web}{siteName}
This service provides aggregated access statistics. We go to some
length to try and filter out robot accesses, but there will certainly
be quite a bit of contamination. If interested in accesses to
specific services, use REs against the uri field (which contains
the path part of the request URI).
with base.getAdminConn() as conn:
conn.execute("vacuum analyze \schema.accs")
execDef.spawn(["dachs", "imp", "accesslogs/q"])
execDef.spawnPython("res/logparser.py")
uri text_pattern_ops
This service lets your query for
service usage on the Data Center. See the service info on what data
is exposed here.
No field is required -- leave out year and month for all available
data, leave service blank for all recorded accesses.
SELECT acc_year+(acc_month-1)/12. as monspec,
count(*) AS hosts,
sum(hostAccs) AS accesses
FROM (
SELECT acc_month, acc_year, handle,
count(handle) as hostAccs
FROM accesslogs.accs %s
GROUP BY acc_month, acc_year, handle) AS q
GROUP BY acc_month, acc_year
ORDER BY acc_year, acc_month
stats/form
self.assertHasStrings(
"Access logs for {}".format(base.getConfig("web", "siteName")))
# on a test site, the execs up in the RD may not run.
subprocess.call(["dachs", "--ui=null", "imp", rd.sourceId])
# make the next request records for ~the previous month
aMonthAgo = datetime.datetime.now()-datetime.timedelta(days=20)
self.followUp.url.content_ = (self.url.content_+"?"
+urllib.parse.urlencode(
{"acc_month": aMonthAgo.month, "acc_year": aMonthAgo.year,
"__nevow_form__": "genForm"}))
overridden in the previous test[\d.]+", self.data),
"No result td-s?")
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