Difference between revisions of "Platform Team/sugar-stats"
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* 0.94 | * 0.94 | ||
| − | More (0.86+) Sugar | + | More (0.86+) Sugar versions might be added on demand. |
== Stats server == | == Stats server == | ||
| − | + | This project also contains a server, which is based on [[Sugar_Server_Kit/Active_Document|active-document]] and [[Sugar_Server_Kit/RESTful_Document|restful-document]], and is designed to be a part of the [[Platform_Team/Sugar_Network|Sugar Network]] and [[Sugar Server Kit/sugar-server|sugar-server]] implementations. | |
| − | + | A standalone server might be launched using the {{Code|sugar-stats-server}} command from project sources. The easiest way is using the binary package [http://download.sugarlabs.org/packages/Server:/Factory/ sugar-stats-server]. The package contains these components: | |
* {{Code|sugar-stats-server}} command, | * {{Code|sugar-stats-server}} command, | ||
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* {{Code|/etc/init.d/sugar-stats}} daemon. | * {{Code|/etc/init.d/sugar-stats}} daemon. | ||
| − | For stats | + | For stats transferring from clients, it is useful to use secure, SSL connections. The server configuration needs to be tweaked (and the [[Sugar_Server_Kit/sugar-client#Usage statistics|client]] should use the same certificate): |
* {{Code|stats-keyfile}}, path to server's private key, | * {{Code|stats-keyfile}}, path to server's private key, | ||
* {{Code|stats-certificate}}, path to server's certificate file. | * {{Code|stats-certificate}}, path to server's certificate file. | ||
| − | Server will authenticate clients using SSH keys generated on client side by Sugar Shell. To let server check client signatures, OpenSSH-5.6+ should be installed on server side. For | + | Server will authenticate clients using SSH keys generated on the client side by Sugar Shell. To let the server check client signatures, OpenSSH-5.6+ should be installed on the server side. For versions lower than 5.6, authentication needs to be disabled using the {{Code|trust-users}} parameter. |
=== Configuration === | === Configuration === | ||
| − | Read the {{Code|/etc/sugar-stats.conf}} for explanation or run the following command to get current configuration with comments: | + | Read the {{Code|/etc/sugar-stats.conf}} for explanation, or run the following command to get the current configuration with comments: |
sugar-stats-server config | sugar-stats-server config | ||
| − | + | These important parameters need to be set before using the server. (When sugar-stats-server is installed from packages, they are initialized to meaningful values.): | |
| − | * {{Code|stats/stats-root <nowiki>=</nowiki> /var/lib/sugar-stats/rrd}}<br>Path to the root directory | + | * {{Code|stats/stats-root <nowiki>=</nowiki> /var/lib/sugar-stats/rrd}}<br>Path to the root directory for placing stats; |
| − | * {{Code|active-document/data-root <nowiki>=</nowiki> /var/lib/sugar-stats/users}}<br>Path to the root directory | + | * {{Code|active-document/data-root <nowiki>=</nowiki> /var/lib/sugar-stats/users}}<br>Path to the root directory for placing documents' data and indexes; |
== Getting the code == | == Getting the code == | ||
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* Binary [http://download.sugarlabs.org/packages/Server:/Factory/ packages] build for distributions [[Sugar_Server_Kit#Supported_platforms|supported]] by SSK. | * Binary [http://download.sugarlabs.org/packages/Server:/Factory/ packages] build for distributions [[Sugar_Server_Kit#Supported_platforms|supported]] by SSK. | ||
| − | Library | + | ===Library requirements=== |
* RRDtool [http://oss.oetiker.ch/rrdtool/prog/rrdpython.en.html python binding]. | * RRDtool [http://oss.oetiker.ch/rrdtool/prog/rrdpython.en.html python binding]. | ||
| − | + | In use, the library does not require any building routines, just provide the full path to the {{Code|active_document/}} subdirectory via the {{Code|PYTHONPATH}} environment variable. | |
| − | See [http://git.sugarlabs.org/server/stats/trees/master/examples examples/] subdirectory in the sources tree for usage examples. | + | See the [http://git.sugarlabs.org/server/stats/trees/master/examples examples/] subdirectory in the sources tree for usage examples. |
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 16:44, 28 January 2012
Summary
Library to gather Sugar usage statistics. The gathering method is based on sniffing DBus and X11 events.
Supported Sugars
- 0.94
More (0.86+) Sugar versions might be added on demand.
Stats server
This project also contains a server, which is based on active-document and restful-document, and is designed to be a part of the Sugar Network and sugar-server implementations.
A standalone server might be launched using the sugar-stats-server command from project sources. The easiest way is using the binary package sugar-stats-server. The package contains these components:
sugar-stats-servercommand,/etc/sugar-stats.confdefault configuration,/etc/init.d/sugar-statsdaemon.
For stats transferring from clients, it is useful to use secure, SSL connections. The server configuration needs to be tweaked (and the client should use the same certificate):
stats-keyfile, path to server's private key,stats-certificate, path to server's certificate file.
Server will authenticate clients using SSH keys generated on the client side by Sugar Shell. To let the server check client signatures, OpenSSH-5.6+ should be installed on the server side. For versions lower than 5.6, authentication needs to be disabled using the trust-users parameter.
Configuration
Read the /etc/sugar-stats.conf for explanation, or run the following command to get the current configuration with comments:
sugar-stats-server config
These important parameters need to be set before using the server. (When sugar-stats-server is installed from packages, they are initialized to meaningful values.):
stats/stats-root = /var/lib/sugar-stats/rrd
Path to the root directory for placing stats;active-document/data-root = /var/lib/sugar-stats/users
Path to the root directory for placing documents' data and indexes;
Getting the code
Library requirements
- RRDtool python binding.
In use, the library does not require any building routines, just provide the full path to the active_document/ subdirectory via the PYTHONPATH environment variable.
See the examples/ subdirectory in the sources tree for usage examples.
See also
- sugar-client application that uses sugar-stats library.