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ClamFS is a FUSE-based user-space file system for Linux with on-access anti-virus file scanning through clamd daemon. ClamFS has moved to Github. Please navigate to github.com/burghardt/clamfs.

Monitoring log files is mandatory in all UNIX environments. LoGrobot does this for you efficiently. It analyzes, graphs and alerts on system log files, application log files, database log files, custom log files...basically any log file. Benefits: Automatically scans log files for errors or user specified patterns Shows the offending log entries in the alerts generated on a monitored log file Shows latest size of a log file at the time of the most recent log check Shows total...

Utility to scan unwanted files, like scam/clone files, copyrighted material, etc. Signatures can be extended by the user. It can only look into plain files (user defined extensions) or by file name. This is an administrator tool. Runs locally

Open Source system and network monitoring application for desktop Linux user. It gives end-user broader view of what happening on their system. The basic idea is give linux user application that can monitor system like many commercial antivirus HIDS.

...All upload details, including timestamp, uploaded-by, checksum, filename and location are all stored in a 2-table database. The software should not impact the FTP server software as it is run separately. Coming soon will be a complementary application that will run as a daemon and scan the logging database on a regular basis. Specific processing/handling will be available on a per-user basis. The package includes all documentation and scripts to help set up the MySQL database. The script is easy to configure for your own needs. Some Perl DBI knowledge is useful if you intend to modify the script, but not essential.

My work as a system administrator and developer includes debugging software. I scan and filter logfiles many times a day. This tool can help you to color and filter your logfiles. So you can concentrate on the interesting things to do!

What are the packets rejected by your Netfilter based firewall today ? How often this suspicious host try to connect to your box ? What are the most rejected domains ? Who is this strange host which scan your ports ? The responses are in the iptables log

Multi Purpose scanner written in C; fast, flexible, useful to check the banner sent by a specific service.