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    Web-based Firewall Log Analyzer

    Firewall log analyzer

    Flexible web-based firewall log analyzer, supporting netfilter and ipfilter, ipfw, ipchains, cisco routers and Windows XP system logs, and mysql or postgresql database logs using the iptables ULOG or NFLOG target of netfilter others mapped to the ulogd format with a view. Fully supports IPv6 for database logs, and netfilter and ipfilter system file logs. Also supports Maxmind's GeoIP version 2 location databases.
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    What are the packets rejected by your Netfilter based firewall today ? How often this suspicious host try to connect to your box ? What are the most rejected domains ? Who is this strange host which scan your ports ? The responses are in the iptables log
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    Pothos is an iptables log analyzer. It is used to interpret, in a user-friendly fashion, the logs that ulogd creates with it's MySQL plugin. It's main objective is to be efficient, leaving as small a foot-print as possible.
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