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AWStats Enterprise Manager is a tool for managing awstats configuration creation and logfile processing, in a multi-server environment. This script is designed to pull all the webserver logs, for every server, and parse them with awstats.
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fwblocker is a script used to parse syslog files for SSH, pure-ftpd and iptables entries. It will generate statistics but it's main feature is to lock out IP addresses that used a wrong username/password to log into your SSH or FTP Server.
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RJStats assists in network and host monitoring by creating many graphs of your servers using rrdtool. These graphs can be viewed using a web browser in any combination you would like to see them.
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A PHP script for parsing MRTG log files and displaying network traffic statistics. It can display total traffic, avg. rate, peak time and rate over a selectable period of time. We wish to later support RRD tool and maybe even more log formats.
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