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Syslogd2
High capacity syslog data collection, filtering, and management.
...It is multi-threaded, scalable and versatile with features designed for both network and host managers. 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). ... -
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DBD2
A multi-threaded, multi-database tcp-based database insertion app.
DBD2 inserts database records from TCP input. It is a companion project to Syslgod2 and an application in its own right. It ships with a backgrounding client for generic use. The client sends whatever information the user puts on the command-line to the back-end daemon via TCP. Upon successful transmission, the client exits. On failure, it backs off and retries until its life-time timer expires. -
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collectd
System information collection daemon
collectd is a small daemon which collects system information periodically and provides mechanisms to store and monitor the values in a variety of ways. -
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keysniffer
Linux kernel mode debugfs keylogger
...So the module now supports a module parameter codes which shows the keycode shift_mask pair in hex (codes=1) or decimal (codes=2). You can lookup the keycodes in /usr/include/linux/input-event-codes.h. The keypress logs are recorded in debugfs as long as the module is loaded. Only root or sudoers can read the log. The module name has been camouflaged to blend-in with other kernel modules. You can, however, execute a script at shutdown or reboot (the procedure would be distro-specific) to save the keys to a file. ... -
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PyLogAnalyser
A Python multiplatform tool to filter, colorise and analyse logs
PyLogAnalyzer is a tool that receives an input log in black and white, a configuration INI file, which contains the list of rules to process the input, and an output file where to save the results. These rules permit to detect an input line according to a regular expression (regex) or line number range, filter it, pass it, colorise in foreground and background, columnise the groups of the regex and enable or disable the rule. -
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Laos
Linux Auto Operator System
A - possibly - lightweight passive automation tool for Linux/POSIX systems -
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aCore LogParser
LogWatch mail reports parser to analyze tendencies of variables.
This small tool parses LogWatch mail reports and extracts serveral variables such as disk space usage, hard disk read error rate (from smartd), etc.... They are exported to a simple format that allows its use as input for tools like gnuplot, and lets you inspect these variables tendencies. This should make it easier to detect anomalies or prevent failures in your servers, than having just the value for today. -
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CLIChart is for quick summarising and visualisation of data, especially from system logs. It extracts summary data from text files, and generates simple charts from tabular data on the command line (CLI). Charts can be displayed in a window or saved.
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syslog proxy daemon
creates an extra socket for syslog (e.g. in a chroot jail)
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 -
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LogsGrep
A grep-like utility for log files.
...The primary target is Java log files (Log4J, common, ...), where it is very common to have multiline log entries (for example log entries with a stacktrace). It follows Unix philosophy, does only its primary job and expects its input to be generated by other more advanced tools (tail, cat, type, find...); There is no goal to be compatible with Unix grep. LogsGrep is written in the Java programming langue having performance and low resource usage in mind (no strings, no object creation, stream-processing). -
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jMorse generates audible morse code from input text. jMorse is written in java and can be used via ant, log4j, java logging, or directly in-code.
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A multi-platform software designed to log data from a plant control system using OPC-DA and store it into a persistent back-end.
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Logpp is a tool for preprocessing event logs and feeding relevant data to other programs for storing or in-depth analysis. Logpp reads lines appended to input files, matches the lines with patterns, and writes the results to given destinations.
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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.
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psyslog is a replacement for syslogd and klogd. it was born because of the missing feature of metalog to log into a mysql database.It uses input and output plugins which makes it easy to extend.
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Xianc gets statistics mostly from a firewall program like iptables but it supports a file as input too. The byte counter from the an interface in Window can also be used. Xianc can show bandwith usage, stores it in a cache file to survive a reboot, and c
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Searches arbitrary text input (logs, etc) for regular expression(s) matching, and then executes arbitrary SQL statement(s) with matched substrings used as parameters. Offers daemon, incremental and transactional features.
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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.
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Output spool reader for Snort! This program decouples output overhead from the Snort network intrusion detection system and allows Snort to run at full speed. It takes input and output plugins and can therefore be used to convert almost any spooled fil
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The NetworkLens project provides a flexible alarm capturing, analysis, and reporting system for NOC personnel and/or system administrators. Several different input mechanisms are available, as are customized queries and logging facilities.
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The goal of the A.I.G. project is to create a "front end" script that will custom build chart generation code for any environment based on user input.
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ESM (Extensible System Monitor) is a daemon that lets you tie together plugins to monitor and report on your system. The plugins communicate with ESM via standard input and standard output and can be easilly written in any language.
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