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Log Monitoring - Monitor/Check Log Files
Log File Monitoring - Check Log Files, Analyze, Alert on any UNIX Log
Monitoring log files is mandatory in all UNIX environments. LoGrobot does this for you efficiently. It analyzes, graphs and alerts on system log files, application log files, database log files, custom log files...basically any log file. Benefits: Automatically scans log files for errors or user specified patterns Shows the offending log entries in the alerts generated on a monitored log file Shows latest size of a log file at the time of the most recent log check Shows total... -
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Nmap Log Stripper is a Bash script intended to be a way to condense all, or some, of the IPs of a "random" (-iR) nmap scan into a file for later usage.
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lease-parser is a simple daemon that records the lease state changes of an ISC DHCP server to a database for historical reference. The data can be searched via a web search form that is provided with the tool.
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Simple Bash script to analyze logs made by iptraf. Displays results in basic html or xml. See Home Page for details.
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ipac is an ip accounting package for linux. It collects, summarizes and nicly displays ip accounting data. The output of ipac can be a simple ascii table or graph images.
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