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FEDLibrary a portable c++ library for common use. Please refers to git repository.

...The tool is developed as part of an academic project at ETH Zurich. Please visit the following link for more details on the project: http://www.infsec.ethz.ch/research/projects/mon_enf. The development repository has moved to https://bitbucket.org/monpoly/monpoly.

News flash: I've setup a github repository for future development/etc. https://github.com/hvisage/metalog/releases Metalog is a modern replacement for syslogd and klogd. The logged messages can be dispatched according to their facility, urgency, program name and/or Perl-compatible regular expressions. Log files can be automatically and safely rotated.

Weblooker monitors serveral services on multiple systems for their status, up- and downtimes. A webgui and Android client to view the current status and logged downtimes is available as separately package.

...Record Tail Session to log a File! Saves location of tailed or viewed files! Works on Linux Systems using Mono! and much much more! The source code is now located in the svn repository https://svn.code.sf.net/p/windowstail/code/trunk. PS. .net 4 is required.

This project is a fork of the SNARE windows client to provide the TCP feature listed in the SNARE documentation, but which is only available in their commercial version. I've kept the code modifications in a subversion repository in the past along with specific parameters for an employer. I've "replayed" the changes I've made to the project over the last few years here. The source code used to be here on SourceForge but it became too confusing for people looking for the original SNARE project, so I moved my changes to the SNARE project to https://github.com/dcjulian29/snaretcp

An open source data version repository model based on true INSERT only logic. Contains high performance support for data versioning and history. Enables point-in-time query and CDC sourcing including mapping each change to a transaction.

EventCentral collects each night in a central repository Microsoft Windows' event logs from the network neighbourhood. They can be checked the next morning via a web page.