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mxOwl is a mail server analysis tool. It consists of information gatherers and a web frontend.

...Writing a third party harvester is easy. Open a TCP connection to the server and begin writing properly formatted messages to the socket. Input paths can be a file path, directory path or a glob. Additionally, watcher options can be provided for more fine-grained control over file watching mechanics and performance. The file input connects to the server via TCP, and writes properly formatted strings to the socket.

Feed Squid logs into PostgreSQL database, then use Pentaho BI server for data mining.

Slickster provides tools for viewing and analyzing Log4J logs in a multi-server distributed environment. Log4J logs are centralized into a database. Logs are viewed through a browser. Logs can be filtered and monitored in real-time.

DAD is a Windows event log and syslog management tool that allows you to aggregate logs from hundreds to thousands of systems in real time. DAD requires no agents on the servers or workstations. Correlation and analysis is driven through a web front end.

Java library and command line application to generate usage reports in various formats from processed W3C web server log files.

A high performance/high availability web tracking server which supports mapping of tracking IDs.

A Java based web server log file analyzer. Gives you detailed knowledge of what your visitors did whilst visiting your site. Provides information on human visitors, searches, search engines, site areas, pages, visit paths and more...

A framework for logging of Java script errors,exceptions and debug messages on web server using Ajax.Logs will be written by Ajax Log processor on web server in XML format, which is called by Java script functions on browser.

LogCrawler is an ANT task for automatic testing of web applications. Using a HTTP crawler it visits all pages of a website and checks the server logfiles for errors. Use it as a "smoketest" with your CI system like CruiseControl.

Peepo is a tool for remote analysis of Apache weblogs in real time. It consists of a server that broadcasts Apache logs via UDP and a desktop application that receives, filters and plots them.

Vistigator is a website analyzer, which allows CEO's, CTO's, and users to view info about their website. Vistigator is integrated with Apache 2 HTTP Server, allowing Vistigator to display website stats graphically & easily about specific IP Addresses.

jwebstats is an application to generate web site statistics and reports based upon Apache Web Server log files. The application is run from the command line and generates HTML reports.

DNA is an open, flexible and extensible deep network analyzer software server and software architecture for gathering and analyzing network packets, network sessions and applications protocols, passively off enterprise class networks.

ShamStats is a program which parses server logs from Counter-Strike:Source servers and then outputs all player statistics in HTML. Written in JAVA, this program runs on all platforms with JRE.

IPLClient is part of a Client-Server technology for IPLocation and visualization. It will manage log-file transfer and handle data delivered by the IPLServer for proper visualization. Modules and plugins may be applied to the client.

GALProxy is a multithread proxy server written in java. It can elaborate all upcoming requests from most common browsers. It can be used in a LAN in order to concur the sharing of an Internet connection; it implements local caching, content filtering an

Debugging server allowing remote debug logging and access to the information via a web based interface.

SimpleLogViewer is Java 2 based GUI application that display logging data. Can read a file or listen over a TCP socket. Use plugins/embedded scripts to Hide, Rewrite, Colorize lines of log.

A simple yet useful tool for browsing instant messenger log files (like Trillian, ICQ or Gaim) and also HTML server log files. It has some interesting search modes and provides functionality that most messengers don't.