Add management command to update lastseen field #1038
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pytz... i don't think that's in the requirements file? |
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Hmm... I thought it was part of the standard library since it's on all of my computers but I guess not. |
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Okay, its been so long since we last talked about this that I forgot how this was supposed to work. It appears that updating the file date causes it to start over. This has to do with the symlink only changing every day right? So we keep reading more of the file until the date changes? |
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Yeah, that seems to be the deal. I'm going to get a test running... @murrown maybe prepare a PR or add to this PR the last-seen value back to the UI? |
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Alright, I'll add it to this pull request. |
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This command takes the filename of the most recent log file as an argument. It keeps the name of the previous log file in a stop file, so it will read what remains of the previous log file before starting on the newest log file.