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    AimLogPhP is a PHP based front end for a MySQL database of AIM messages created with the AIMySQL plugin.
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    Analyze the game of Ryzom to enhance player efficiency and enjoyment.
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    Java and ColdFusion libraries to lookup country code and language from IP address. It uses a local copy of the WHOIS database to perform fast, accurate lookups of country codes. Useful for log analysis, internationalization, geolocation, etc..
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    readlog is a pair of scripts for reviewing iptables firewall logs via a handy web interface using a MySQL backend.
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    phpSAM is a tool written in PHP intended to handle the events logged by snort(snort.org) in MySQL. There is being worked on making graphs more intuitive. For an update on the progress, please do not hesitate to visit phpsam.sf.net
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    IDS via ACL log management, including basic reporting via PHP
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    This small utility uses a MySQL database to store and manage a squidguard ban list.
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    A PHP frontend to apache logs stored with mod_log_sql (aka mod_log_mysql)
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    Application to display, as well as interpret, firewall information from a database to serve a variety of users needs. The application is online and cross-platform, written using PHP.
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    chill is a heavy-module-based web-application with a core supporting many features. writing own modules for... everything. modules for webmail, firewall/router-administration, server-administration are planned natively.
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