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Monolog sends your logs to files, sockets, inboxes, databases and various web services. See the complete list of handlers below. Special handlers allow you to build advanced logging strategies. This library implements the PSR-3 interface that you can type-hint against in your own libraries to keep a maximum of interoperability. You can also use it in your applications to make sure you can always use another compatible logger at a later time.

...Each Syslogd2 binary is customized from a set of over 20 features at compile-time. It can support input from text files, named-pipes, Linux kernel and user-defined Linux and (both IPv4 and IPv6) IP sockets (both UDP and TCP). It provides a pre-loadable name-cache that can replace DNS services for host-name resolution. Syslogd2 easy-to-use filters use string-matching to select messages which can then be modified, dropped, kept or re-routed (changed to new facilities). Filters are applied to inputs, outputs or both to control msg-routing and network load. ...

Analog4J is a tool for analysing Logginginformation. Loginfo can come from files or via online sources like sockets (like log4J SocketAppenders). Loginfo can be displayed, filtered and is prepared in statistics (events per time, etc.)

Developed for systems that have an older version of syslogd which does not support multiple sockets (e.g. via the '-a' flag). Performs extensive message validation according to RFC 3164

High performance, real-time data analysis engine capable of processing from various sources simultaneously (syslog, files, sockets, etc). Triggers internal and user-defined events based on built-in and user-defined rules.

General line based buffer with backlog written in "C". It supports multiple input and a single output. I/O modules: TCP/IP, UDP/IP, Unix sockets, File/Pipe. It supports backlog writing (and resume) so a failsafe transport-buffer can be build.