bump i am looking this too

BUMP! Same here. Can't seem to find anything about this anywhere.

What about using events like so:

Event::listen('auth.login', function($user)
{
    $user->login_at = new DateTime;

    $user->save();
});

Thanks for your reply. This would indeed be the most logical approach.

However, the 'auth.login' doesn't fire when authenticating via cookie, right?

Reference : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/25462157/does-laravel-4-hav...

Event::listen('auth.login', function($user)
{
    if(Auth::viaRemember())
    {
        $event = Event::fire('auth.cookieLogin', array($user));
    }
    // don't return false here unless you want to stop propagation of the other auth.login event listener.
});

Event::listen('auth.cookieLogin', function($user)
{
    // do something and/or return something.
});

Thanks! Unfortunately it seems to be a dead end, because the 'auth.login' event does not fire at all. The guy in the Stack Overflow topic seems to be unsuccessful as well.