As a server administrator I would like the cPanel login_log to include successful authentications
As a server administrator I would like the cPanel login_log to include successful authentications, so that I may clearly see failed, deferred, and successful log-in accesses in the same centralized log location.
Reference file path
- /usr/local/cpanel/logs/login_log
Examples of existing log entries include:
- ... DEFERRED LOGIN ...
- ... FAILED LOGIN ...
I would like the above to include successful authentications, perhaps using the following keywords:
- ... SUCCESSFUL LOGIN ...
I believe the new entries should still include the same common information as the existing failed and deferred log-in entries, like the IP address, username, date and time stamps, request method, and service name, e.g., cpaneld, whostmgrd, webmaild, cpdavd, etc.
Notes
- Related internal case 3093
- Related forums thread http://forums.cpanel.net/showthread.php?t=156738
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This feature request appears to duplicate another request, as follows, which was recently implemented in case CPANEL-5610 (Add ability to log successful logins) and is available in version 58.
Log when an account is accessed with a root/reseller password
This feature request appears to duplicate another request, as follows, which was recently implemented in case CPANEL-5610 (Add ability to log successful logins) and is available in version 58.
Log when an account is accessed with a root/reseller password
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