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NATDet Log Parser
Log parser for NATDet
A log parser written in PHP to parse and store NATDet log in PGSql. It's a command-line tool. -
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Web based soldat statistics program for Soldat. Log parser is written in Python (hence Pie Stats); web panel is written in PHP. Stats are stored in a MySQL database. GPL Licensed.
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This is a kicks and bans search engine that works with the Battlefield Server Manager from BBO. It is written in PHP/MySQL and has been tested in both Linux and Windows environments. It parses the adminlog.csv file locally or remotely via FTP.
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This is a Real-Time Stats signature for use with the selectBF log parser. It's written in PHP/MySQL and tested in both Linux and Windows environments. The script pulls data from selectBF and using the GD Library,dynamically outputs the stats to images.
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The tribes console log parser is a perl script that will parse starsiege tribes and tribes 2 console logs. The parsed data is stored in a mysql database, and can be retrieved over the web with a supplied php file.
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Qmail log parser and vizualization. The qmail logs are parsed and put in a MySQL database accesible from a web interface. The web interface offers also various statistics build on the parsed logs.
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