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SiteEngine is a Servlet based web subsystem purposed to simplify of managing of site content (but it is not a Content Management System, it is just a lib).

mod_log50x is a module for the apache webserver V2.x. It enables you to log all error 50x status responses to logfiles.

A PHP frontend to apache logs stored with mod_log_sql (aka mod_log_mysql)

LogAnal is a quick hack to parse Apache Log Files and produce graphical and textual web server statistics. Works in incremental mode only. Supports Templates for the output HTML, as well as localization (defaults to English).

XLOG is a logging framework whose log files are XML documents.

Create from a final Apache access_log a Stat for every Virtual Host in a predefined Stats Directory of this Virtual Host. Works with a MySQL Backend.

TTY Web Statistics is a PHP3 script that will generate full statistics from Apache combined logs.

AVirCAP is a system for manual and / or automated detection of CodeRed and Nimda type of hack attempts and virtually all other kinds of "logable" intrusion attempts. It can work stand alone or together with other additional AVirCAP machines in the LAN/W

Find out where your website visitors are from: generates statistics on hits per top level domain (e.g. .com, .org, .uk, .se, .fr). Currently works with apache log format, but can easily be extended to understand other formats. Written in vanilla Python.

Some utility classes to enhance the java.util.logging (JSR47).

This project make a personalizzed error pages with logs and email notification. This Project is in PHP and it work with Apache, IIS and all web servers when support a error page personalizzation. This project is Open Source and is released under GNU/AGPL License. You can download a Alfa 2 Release from GITHUB repository: git clone https://github.com/HZKnight/hzerrorpages.git

SpreadAppender is a log4j appender module that broadcasts log messages over a local multicast network using the Spread API. It is very efficient and perfect for clusters of network applications. Your sysadmin will thank you for it.