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LogDistiller is a logfile merge and sort tool. Log content is classified according to rules configured in an XML file. Classification results go into reports, which are published : simply stored in a file, sent by mail, or even added to a news feed.
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Webstats Solr is an attempt to make Apache Access log easier to Data Mine. By adding a powerful Search Engine (SOLR) as a Backend and using Java Script and HTML and maybe PHP I hope to out date AWStats.
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HiLexed 2 is a dynamic hierarchical LL-parser system with integrated lexing. It features a powerful unlimited look-ahead, look-ahead compression*, dynamic rules and left-recursion*. * = Under development
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Web log analyzer... Written in Java, aims to provides the usual host / page analysis. Can also do site graphing using graphviz, browser, os, worm and search engine identification, and country and session tracking.
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GILoT is an interpreting and formatting log tail:er. As each log entry is matched and formatted against customizeable rules, only relevant data is parsed. GILoT features, atm, two separate user interfaces, a console UI and an ncurses/charva TUI.
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A tool to extract the information in any log file into a database. It has no inherent knowledge of particular log formats but by using inbuilt rules and asking a few simple questions should be able to parse any type of text log intelligently.
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