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    arclog archives the log files monthly. It supports Apache access log, Syslog, NTP, Apache 1 SSL engine log, modified ISO date/time log file formats, and Apache-like logs like CUPS, ProFTPD, Pure-FTPd… etc., and gzip and bzip2 compression methods.
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    reslog reverse-resolves IPs in Apache log files. The result can then be analyzed by another program, like Analog. You can think of it as a replacement of the Apache HostNameLookups directive, in the sense that it resolves client IPs altogether once a d
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    Octopussy: Log Management Solution

    Octopussy: Log Management Solution

    Log Management Solution

    Logs Analyzer, Alerter & Reporter with a Web Interface
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    LOGalyze CLI

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    Command line LOGalyze client. logalyze-cli is a powerful command line client for managing LOGalyze engine. With LOGalyze application log analyzer, you can collect your log data from any device, analyze, normalize and parse them.
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    A better way to rotate apache logs. It can rotate multiple times a day and it compresses logs AFTER httpd stops writing to them. Deletes old logs based on partition fullness.
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    Lire is a pluggable log analyzer, supporting HTTP, email, DNS, FTP, firewall and print services. Output generated can be txt, (X)HTML, PDF, RTF, and DocBook. The latter four support graphics. For news/support visit the project homepage.
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    Lighweight Universal Log or Network Analyzer is a Open Source project (written in Perl) with the intention of creating a logsystem which is capable of creating statistics out of the files.
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    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
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    A mail server (postfix, sendmail) log analyzer. Feed it with your log files and you値l get information on each transaction (sender, receiver, ip_client, date, etc.). Various query allowed, it works with mysql or without any db. Written in perl.
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    Logrep is a tool for collection and presentation of information from various logfiles including snort, squid, postfix, apache, sendmail, iptables/ipchains and nt eventlogs. HTML-reports, multi dimensional analysis, ssh and graphs are available.
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    A statistics utility to be used with qmail-scanner. It utilizes log entries generated by a patch to the qmail-scanner distribution to report spam and virus details. Often included in the qmailstats script from QmailRocks.org to send nightly stats emails.
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    Bionanny is a tool for Web Services providers. It allows to monitor other Web Services. It can intercept requests incoming from clients, pass it to the destination Web Service and log number of requests and elapsed time spend by services.
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    pblogan (Phone Box LOG ANalyzer) A set of perl scripts that extract information from a Panasonic Phone Box via serial port, and upload them to a Postgres Database which is queried by several php pages.
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    Yet another iptables log analyzer. But this one features a more structured report data, meant for use with some PHP/Perl interface to take it to the web environment, yet keeping it as simple and plain as to allow anybody to read its data files easily.
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    Log analyzer for Ultima Sphere Server.
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    TCPIPTraff simply monitors the traffic of a network interface and generates a HTML output. You need perl, perl-DBI, mysql, apache, php
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