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Log Viewer
Fast and beautiful Log Viewer for Laravel
Beautiful, fast, and open-source viewer for your app logs. Forget scrolling through raw log files to find the errors or debug logs you're looking for. Forget about SSH'ing onto the production server just to read the logs. Log Viewer helps you quickly and clearly see individual log entries, to search, filter, and make sense of your Laravel logs fast. It is free and easy to install. -
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LogViewer
Provides a log viewer for Laravel
This package allows you to manage and keep track of each one of your log files. -
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Eraser delete the old log files. For example, if your log folder on the Web Server (typically c:\inetpub\logfiles) fills the hard disk, LogEraser clean the folder for you!
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Duplicate File Remover
Detect and remove duplicate files on your computer
Detect and remove duplicate files on your computer. By this free tool, you can help your computer work faster by removing unnecessary files. All you need to do is install this tool & start it. You'll get a list of redundant files that you'll have the choice to delete. The advantages of this tool: 1. It's free for good. 2. It's 100% reliable. 3. It's supported technically by email. -
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Serverstats is a simple tool for creating graphs using rrdtool. Serverstats does not have any features to manage the created rrd-files, if you change anything you have to delete and recreate the files. Perhaps you can avoid this using third-party-tools
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A collection of Windows script files for system administration purposes, including waRmZip: delete/compress old files, waTimer: stopwatch program with statistics, waGetOpts: option parser for .cmd, waTee: copy STDIN to a file
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