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Exchange Server SMTP Logs Viewer
Read Exchange Server SMTP Send and Receive Logs
The Exchange Server SMTP Log Viewer is a graphical tool developed using Python. It is designed to help system administrators and developers analyze SMTP server logs efficiently. -
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Python WebServer Log File Analyzer
This is a web log file analyzer we are making using python. First the IIS parsing engine wil be built and then Apache and possibly other servers. It is going to support multiple log files from any date and output the statistics in html formatted files, incorporating automatically build charts. It will be a pure python solution which is going to be self contained, ie no installation will be required other from the standard python modules. -
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FileZilla Log Analyzer
Project's new home: https://github.com/Stunner/FileZilla-Log-Analyzer
Python scripts that filter, parse, mask, and analyze FileZilla Server Log files. Works on Windows, Linux, and Mac systems. WARNING: NEW VERSIONS ARE BEING POSTED TO GITHUB HERE: https://github.com/Stunner/FileZilla-Log-Analyzer -
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This program сonstantly reads the file(like "tail -f") and сompares every line with expression in file and executing some actions.
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fwgraph is an attempt to characterize and present network traffic including network devices, QoS, and iptables under Linux.
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A web-based human event (links/books read, songs played, etc.) logging tool focused on rich bibliographic support and library (as in books-on-shelves) systems integration.
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Loganalyzer for Windows XP Firewall and Linux Iptables firewall. Generates a nice html document with statistics from all the pakets captured by the firewall. The program is written in Python and has an (optional) graphical interface.
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pt_BR: Um programa que le o conteúdo do log do sistema e gera um arquivo "RSS". us: A program that reads the content of the system log and will generate a "RSS".
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RRFiller provides an easy-to-use solution for logging statistics into an RRDTool database. Designed to complement RRGrapher, the project also provides configurations for creation and updating RRD databases using standard tools like vmstat and netstat.
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This is a program that watches your system log files, looking for hack attempts. It instanty reacts to potential security breaches by (for instance) adding firewall rules to cut off the attacker.
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This project is a Python-based HTTP web proxy server that hooks into MySQL to store a full history of your browsing. Allows you to check out statistics about your browsing habits. Creates a personal portal page, has search features, multi-user, filters.
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Shadow Watcher is a Peer to Peer log sharing tool for the security analyst. Consider it a "community watch" program which allows you to keep your system secure from the threats on the internet and help others do the same.
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