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Real-time player ratings and statistics for Return to Castle Wolfenstein (RTCW) and Wolfenstein Enemy Territory (ET) [requires C++/Perl/MySQL/PHP]

Savors is a visualization framework that supports the ingestion of data streams created by arbitrary command pipelines. Any number of data streams can be shown synchronized by time in the same or different views, which can be arranged in any layout. These capabilities combined with a powerful parallelization mechanism and interaction models already familiar to administrators allows Savors to display complex visualizations of data streamed from many different systems with minimal effort.

This program summarizes the contents of a log file written by syslog, by displaying each unique (except for the time) line once, and also the number of times such a line occurs in the input. The lines are displayed in the order they occur in the input.

sl2pg mean SysLog to PostgreSQL. This service provide sending a syslog logs to postgresql database with php web-based user interface

The purpose of this project is to provide a comprehensive system for backing up to CDR the log scripts produced by syslog-ng. The scripts support verification of the CD after burning, optionally removing log files after they have been burnt to CD

Command line tool that creates charts from SysStat output and presents them through HTML pages. It is also capable to display charts from several machines at a single site.

Syslog Collector listen for syslog messages and parse them following some regular expressions. It then increment some counters which are exposed through SNMP Agent-X interface

Multiplatform: Easy setup Syslog Server tool for recording network messages. It opens the UDP port 514 on your computer to act as Syslog Server and displays the messages immediately in your screen.

Syslog X is a multithreaded syslog server and relay.

Syslog2db, Syslog to Database, is a log parser that inserts log entries into databases through the PERL DBI and DBD interfaces. In its current beta form, it takes advantage of syslog-ng's ability to format the output of its syslog entries.

A perl script which allows parsing of syslog traffic. Output is sent to different files and alerts can be triggered on 'regex' match. Ideal for high volume syslog sites or those with a central syslog server

Syslog2 is an syslogd's realtime parser and event handler. Event is a message from some service. It uses much simplified plugin system to add event handlers. Syslog2 written in Perl. Handlers are placed in 'syslog2-handlers' package.

This is a java library that provides BSD syslogging capabilities to java MIDlets. It is intended to assist J2ME developers with a means of re-directing system.err / system.out messages to a publically available logging server. This library aims to im

Port of Berkeley syslogd version 5.45 daemon that logs to a DB Server like MySQL, Oracle 8i (OCI8). Supported on BSD an Solaris 8...

SyslogMonitor is a KDE Kicker aplication, that monitors system log using a pipe and syslogd redirections, and filters catched messages through a list of user-defined filters.

A daemon that propagates any information you can imagine with easy to write modules over tcp/ip network.

An application that centralizes UNIX system status information from several machines into one web-accessible interface. A daemon gathers system stats and reports them stats via HTTP to a server which presents the most recent stats via a web page.

Complete System Resource and Task Organizer (csrtd) monitors the status and behavior of the system and network resources. The daemon logs events and accepts client requests, which is used to retrieve data and administer the daemon.

Collect the computer and system info at a given time in order to track issues or problems. You can share the generated report with your friend or someone of your trust to help you detect your computer problem at a given moment.

TCP-Beholder is a client/server traffic sniffer with a userfriendly gui.

TCPIPTraff simply monitors the traffic of a network interface and generates a HTML output. You need perl, perl-DBI, mysql, apache, php

Tail is a graphical interface for following files, similar to the *nix command tail -f. Tail can monitor and show multiple files, parse file changes for optional keywords, and optionally notify you of changes both visually and audibly.

TailBlazer is a graphical version of the UNIX 'tail' utility. It allows you to monitor log files as they are written. New lines appear as they are written. TailBlazer takes this a step further by supporting pattern matching, filtering, and notification

Tarantoga is an open source lightweight event management system for events from monitoring and more, with similar functionality to IBM Tivoli TEC, Master Cell, or BMC BEM. It supports your ITIL/ITSM event management process. It relies on MongoDB to store the events and Perl as rule programming language. GUI and backend are seperate tools that communicate only via the MongoDB. Tarantoga understands EIF, so you can send events with "postemsg", "msend -e", and the tarantoga tool tsend. Via EIF, you can also connect other element managers, or TSM or .... Connect Nagios, Zabbix, OpenSMART, etc. with tsend as notification action. An SNMP adapter is not yet included but can be added easily.

Catch bad visitors to your php website that are looking for admin access or exploitable web scripts, automatically lookup abuse information for their IP address and notify their network's administrators of their bad behavior. Most network operators provide abuse contact email addresses in their WHOIS information, and your webserver can immediately report malicious access attempts as they happen. A large amount of bots that sniff around websites for unsecured standard web apps (like phpMyAdmin or WordPress) to exploit are run by a very few bad actors. They're easy to catch by watching for attempted visits to pages that don't exist (usually with admin or db in the path). The more these bad robots get reported (and shut down by their ISPs), the more time they have to spend looking for new hosts instead of new websites they can hack into.