Please support printing the number of currently connected users with prosodyctl (comparable to ejabberdctl).
Dan
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answering to myself here: this can be achieved via mod_listusers.
After placing it into the modules path you can get the number of currently connected users via:
prosodyctl mod_listusers --connected |wc -l
If you want to get the number of "unique" users currently online, i.e. filtering out the simultaneously connected ressources of the same user, you can achieve this via:
prosodyctl mod_listusers --connected |cut -d"/" -f1 |sort -u |wc -l
Dan
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only (big) caveat here with mod_listusers is, that it depends on mod_admin_telnet, something I would definitely like to avoid, as calls to prosodyctl can be way better controlled (e.g. with sudo) than those to the local telnet console...
Zash
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Like #706, this would still depend on some way for prosodyctl to talk to Prosody.
Please support printing the number of currently connected users with prosodyctl (comparable to ejabberdctl).
answering to myself here: this can be achieved via mod_listusers. After placing it into the modules path you can get the number of currently connected users via: prosodyctl mod_listusers --connected |wc -l If you want to get the number of "unique" users currently online, i.e. filtering out the simultaneously connected ressources of the same user, you can achieve this via: prosodyctl mod_listusers --connected |cut -d"/" -f1 |sort -u |wc -l
only (big) caveat here with mod_listusers is, that it depends on mod_admin_telnet, something I would definitely like to avoid, as calls to prosodyctl can be way better controlled (e.g. with sudo) than those to the local telnet console...
Like #706, this would still depend on some way for prosodyctl to talk to Prosody.