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I dont know what your environment is like, but your could use syslog to ship the logs to a central location.
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I dont know what your environment is like, but your could use syslog to ship the logs to a central location.

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There are several Users with admin permission on our Drupal site.<br />
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Is there a method to track their activities? &nbsp;For example, which admin installed and enabled a module, which admin deleted or added a new account, which admin turned off cacheing, etc.
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There are several Users with admin permission on our Drupal site.

Is there a method to track their activities?  For example, which admin installed and enabled a module, which admin deleted or added a new account, which admin turned off cacheing, etc.

Log admin activity on Drupal site?

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