Login Logs

LoginBerry can record successful and failed login attempts and optionally show last login time in the Users list.

Settings: LoginBerry → Login Logs Settings Log viewer: LoginBerry → Login Logs

Enable logging

1. Open LoginBerry → Login Logs Settings.
2. Enable Enable Login Logs to record success and failure events.
3. Optionally enable Enable Last Login Tracking to track each user's last login time.
4. Optionally set Get IP address from HTTP header if your site is behind a proxy (e.g. X-Forwarded-For). Leave blank to use the IP from the HTTP request.
5. Save settings.

What is recorded

When login logs are enabled, each event stores:

• Username or email used
• IP address of the user
• User agent (browser/device)
• Timestamp of the attempt
• Success or failure status
• Error message (if failed)

Use cases: monitoring for suspicious login attempts, auditing account access, and troubleshooting login issues reported by users.

Viewing logs

Navigate to LoginBerry → Login Logs to browse recorded attempts. Filter by All, Successful, or Failed, and search by username.

Dashboard stats

When login logs are enabled, the LoginBerry dashboard shows a Login Activity summary (total attempts, successful, and failed) for the last 30 days.

Last login column

Enable Last Login Tracking works independently of full login logging — enable only this option under Users → All Users if you just need to see each user's last login time without keeping a full log.

Troubleshooting

• No logs appear until Enable Login Logs is turned on and a login attempt occurs afterward.
• Behind a CDN or load balancer, set the IP header field on the Login Logs Settings page if IPs show as the proxy's address instead of the visitor's.

See Troubleshooting.

Next Steps

• Two-Factor Authentication - Add an extra verification step
• Passwordless Login - Let users skip passwords entirely
• Troubleshooting - Common issues and solutions