This plugin creates a simple log of spring security events. Each time a user logs in or logs out, a log entry will created, storing the remote address, session id, user name, event name, switched user name, and the time at which the event occurred.
Events are logged to a table named SPRING_SECURITY_EVENT, mapped to a domain object ca.redtoad.eventlog.SpringSecurityEvent.
Each event has the following fields:
Some of the event names that are captured:
You can specify your own logger if you would like to override how events get logged. Create a subclass of SpringSecurityEventLogger and add your custom behavior to logAuthenticationEvent. For example:
package mypackage
import ca.redtoad.eventlog.SpringSecurityEventLogger
import org.springframework.security.core.Authentication
class CustomEventLogger extends SpringSecurityEventLogger {
void logAuthenticationEvent(String eventName, Authentication authentication, String remoteAddress, String switchedUsername) {
println "$eventName! $authentication from $remoteAddress"
}
}
In your Config.groovy
, tell grails to your own event logger class:
grails.plugin.springsecurity.eventlog.eventLogger = mypackage.CustomEventLogger
Changes in spring-security-eventlog 0.4
Changes in spring-security-eventlog 0.3
Changes in spring-security-eventlog 0.2