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The aim of this project is to provide an easy-to-use log-anlyzer for squid-log-files. There is also a webmin modul, to make the log-file-viewing more fun. Perhaps there will also be support for other logfiles in the future. (No longer actively maintained
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AirTraf is a 100% passive network sniffer/analyzer that auto-detects wireless access points, determines wireless nodes associated with the given access points operating at its channels, tracks packet count/byte information of different types of 802.11b as
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eManTools is a set of tools, which includes such things as a rule-based log file processor, a NT EventLog to BSD Syslog forwarder, monitoring scripts, a web based console, and integration and customizations for commercial products like Tivoli.
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SimpleLogViewer is Java 2 based GUI application that display logging data. Can read a file or listen over a TCP socket. Use plugins/embedded scripts to Hide, Rewrite, Colorize lines of log.
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Remote Web Logger is a remote web transaction logging daemon. It operates by passive monitoring of web server traffic to translate web session data to transaction log entries that are written to standard log services such as syslog.
