RADLAST
NAME
radlast − lists last users access and stats
SYNOPSIS
radlast [ −chbx ] [ −a acct_dir ] [ −f file ] [ −F format_string ] [ −H format_string ] [ −m month ] [ −u user ] [ −y year ]
DESCRIPTION
This program gives a detailed list of last accesses for one or more users. It does not collect statistical information. It’s a fast and compact dumper of the traditional ‘detail’ files of Livingston’s Radius. It’s output is in some way similar to that of the Unix command ‘last’ but also high-customizable (see FORMATS section below).
OPTIONS
−a acct_dir
Sets the accounting files directory prefix, instead of the default one, which is /usr/logs
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−b |
Uses a single-row brief output format. |
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−c |
Shows records in cronological order. |
−f file
Uses this radlast logfile instead of the default stdout.
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−h |
Prints out usage of the command. |
−F −H format_string
Define customized formats for output rows and the header. See FORMATS section below.
−m month
Reports statistics for month month where month is in the range 1-12.
−y year
Reports statistics for year year that is a four digits number.
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−x |
Shows extedend information (include traffic and phone CLIs) |
FORMATS
radlast does allow the user to have a customized output format with the ‘-F’ command line option (see above). The program accepts and outputs any character in a format string and parse it to find some %-prefixed one-letter tokens. Those ‘a la’ printf tokens are substituted with corresponding entry values. Normal C substitution are performed for \\,\t,\n,\r and \%. The list of legal % tokens follows, any oher combination is parsed and ignored.
FILES
/usr/logs/YEAR/radlast-XX
These are the files which constitutes the radlast database. They are in binary not-indexed format and functionally equivalent to the text files ‘detail-XX’. The main difference is that detail files are organized on a per client base. See below.
/usr/logs/NAS/YEAR/detail-XX
These text files stores accounting information for every access server (NAS) listed in the clients file. Each user session is identified by a unique session-id and these accounting files store start/stop records for every single authenticated session. Information stored in those records, but for a group of standard ones, strictly depend on the NAS model and operating system.
BUGS
The -x option apparently is not working.
SEE ALSO
builddbm(8), radiusd(8), radlist(1), radtest(1), radwatch(1), radius_attributes(5),
AUTHOR
Francesco Paolo Lovergine <francesco AT yardradius DOT org>.
A complete list of contributors is contained in CREDITS file. You should get that file among other ones within your distribution and possibly installed under /usr/docs directory
COPYRIGHT
Copyright (C) 1997 Cristian Gafton. All rights reserved.
Copyright (C) 1999-2004 Francesco Paolo Lovergine. All rights reserved.
See the LICENSE file enclosed within this software for conditions of use and distribution. This is a pure ISO BSD Open Source License .
