Tracking when Calypso user is changed.

[[Ri...]]

Is there a way to know when a user has logged into or has changed in Calypso and or Autorun?

Like a log file.

Particularly when the user is changed.

We have two CMM's that are strictly Autorun, they log in the user as "Operator" with minimal rights.

I keep finding that someone is switching to Master.

[[Ma...]]

Hi Richard,

there is no actual info within the CALYPSO log about a user change, i just tried it, but every time i switch the user i get the following:

"debug    Unknown    Unknown    0000    Update language settings." 

I cant say if that message appears on any other occasion than switching users, so please use that info with caution 😄

You can find it under the following path: C:\Users\Public\Documents\Zeiss\CALYPSO 7.8\log

 

Best Regards

Marcel

[[DW...]]

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 Can you change the Master password? Maybe use PCM variable getRecordHead("produceoper") and log that to a file after each run to see what time it is being changed to narrow it down?

[[Ri...]]

I have changed passwords.

[[Je...]]

Hello Richard,

I don´t think, that there is a way using log. But you can use PCM, like DWC said above. You can set an inspection_start_pcm.txt into your main folder, that writes the actual user into a file (with addToFile() ), with a  loop to read out, if the actual user changed to the former user (that is one row above), and if so, write it into a log-like file with time-stamp, name of former user and name of actual user.

Of course the log-like file can be identical with the first file, it only makes it a bit harder to read out, when there are time-stamps.

[[Ma...]]

So there is one file
 

c:\Users\Public\Documents\Zeiss\CALYPSO 6.6\config\env\values

Search that periodically for "#lastUser

[[Sv...]]

Under Tools-Settings-Work Environment you have the option to specify who is automatically logged in when the program starts.

Edited March 31

[[Ri...]]

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Yes, we do that now. Auto logged in as Operator.