Thank you very much. I'll check that out.
Indeed, I need to know the last login date stamp of the registered users.
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Possibly. Depends on what you mean by "log on data"? Last login date stamp, password failures and activity are stored, but beyond that, it gets a bit fuzzy and you kind of need to define what you're looking for (and telling us why could get you a much better answer than just a list of fields)
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Ok. The simple answer there is "look at their profile" because it's displayed there.
I'm guessing you want to fetch it from some code though - could you explain what and where? Inside Confluence? Remote system? Also, why is this information needed?
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Indeed, I need to know the last login date stamp of the registered users
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I need a list of all the users and all their pertaining last login date stamp. We are assessing how many users are currently signed up, how often they use the tool and also identifying all the signed up users as we're reaching the limit of user count for our Confluence license. Is it possible to generate such a list with that information from inside Confluence?
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Kewl, doing it inside Confluence gives you the option of direct access to the API. I would ramble through how I wrote a user macro to do this, but frankly, there's a much better one than the one I did over at
https://answers.atlassian.com/questions/89027/how-to-find-last-login-date-of-users-in-confluence
Check Bruce's answer in the middle of it...
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