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    LogMiner is a powerful log analysis package for Apache/IIS (or other web servers using the "combined" or Extended W3C log formats). It can extract and present statistics about visits, hits, traffic, navigation paths, browsers and OS's used by users.
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    A php 5 oriented object class for log in file or mysql with php. This class can log, rotate with gz compress and extract log content easily.
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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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