User usage report
To generate the report for a user, run the following command:
$ sudo -u www-data ./occ usage-report:generate admin
"admin","2017-09-18T09:00:01+00:00",5368709120,786432000,12,1,1,2Leaving out the user argument will generate a report for all users on the system:
$ sudo -u www-data ./occ usage-report:generate --display-name
"admin","Nextcloud Admin","2017-09-18T09:00:01+00:00",5368709120,786432000,12,1,1,2
"test1","Test User 1","2017-09-18T09:00:01+00:00",-2,954368,6,0,2,10
"test2","Second Test user","2017-09-18T09:00:01+00:00",-2,164,4,0,0,0
"test3","Test User Three","2017-09-18T09:00:01+00:00",-2,164,4,0,0,0
"test5","Fifth Tester","2017-09-18T09:00:01+00:00",-2,164,4,0,0,0The CSV data is the following:
- User identifier
- User display name (when
--display-nameis given) - Current date and time (default in ISO 8601 format, but any format can be specified)
- Last login date and time (default in ISO 8601 format, but any format can be specified) (when
--last-loginis given) - Assigned home storage size in bytes (
-3is unlimited,-2is unknown/not set) - Disk space consumed by home storage in bytes (
-2is unknown) - Number of files in home storage
- Number of shares created
- Number of files created (new files only)
- Number of files read (download/view)
To include the header of the fields in the CSV use the --verbose option:
$ sudo -u www-data ./occ usage-report:generate --verbose admin
"user-id","date as 'c'","assigned quota (5 GB)","used quota (500 MB)",number of files,number of shares,number of uploads,number of downloads
"admin","2017-09-18T09:00:01+00:00",5368709120,786432000,12,1,1,2