[Help Needed] How can I check user (attempts) logins?

Installation Home Assistant OS
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Hi2Uall!

Maybe a noob question, but how can I check HA user login (attempts) and if an user is actually logged in? Is this logged somewhere?

FYI, I use Hass.io on a RasPi 3+

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Login attempts can be checked with the http integration

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Thanks @metbril for responding.

As far I can see you can enable the ip-ban function and check those logs. But how can actually see who is logged in (at this moment) and how these users logged in, in the past?

I don not use the IP-ban for known local network (trusted) users/devices…

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As far as I can think off it is pretty difficult to control who is logged into a web application. Perhaps HA records (active) sessions. That is dev related so you should probably best ask in a discord dev channel.

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Hmm, I don’t use discord.
It doesn’t have to be web related. I did also checked some container-level standard Linux locations, but I couldn’t find any standard log locations, like /var/log/auth.log…

Maybe another forum member could help me out, I hope.

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My best guess is that you look in the (hidden) .storage folder.

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Any luck? I’m interested in the same

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This was possible with this component, and it was very useful as it is a security concern that someone can login to your HA instance without you noticing: GitHub - custom-components/authenticated: A platform which allows you to get information about sucessfull logins to Home Assistant.

Unfortunally for some reason the component was deprecated last year and it doesn´t seem to be any alternative available.

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Any news on this? I’d like to track login (attempts) too. I’ve got Cloudflare in front of it. But i want in HA a log of all attempts.

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I was looking for this as well. Seems like there are a number of forks of the original. One that seems recently updated and that I was able to install through HACS is:

Working so far, as far as I can tell