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    WeeWX driver for Wario ME11/1x stations

    WeeWX driver for Wario ME11/1x stations

    WeeWX driver for Wario ME11/12/13/15 station

    WeeWX driver for Wario ME11/12/13/15 station Copyright 2014-2020 Frantisek Muller For WeeWX version 4.x and higer (Python 3 support only) Wanet driver for ME11/12/13/15 weather station by WANET download data from a ME11/12/13/15 for use in weewx version 4 and higher Web site for stations Wanet http://www.meteo-pocasi.cz/
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    Xplico

    Xplico

    Xplico is a Network Forensic Analysis Tool (NFAT)

    Xplico is a Network Forensic Analysis Tool (NFAT). The goal of Xplico is extract from an internet traffic capture the applications data contained. For example, from a pcap file Xplico extracts each email (POP, IMAP, and SMTP protocols), all HTTP contents, each VoIP call (SIP, MGCP, MEGACO, RTP), IRC, WhatsApp... Xplico is able to classify more than 140 (application) protocols. Xplico cam be used as sniffer-decoder if used in "live mode" or in conjunction with netsniff-ng. Xplico is used...
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    log4j parser

    log4j parser

    Turn log4j or similar logfiles into a Python list object

    Called from command line, this python program counts the lines in your logfile with ERROR, INFO, WARN etc. You can also import the function generate_log_report from it and use the returned list object in your Python program for further processing.
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    fntrace
    fntrace is a powerfull shell used for hack and automate many hardless tasks. It permite to manipulate easily binary files like elf and some else. It based on modules for extending functionalities; you can write it on perl python or C.
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    Java exception extractor. This utility will parse all files (either plain text or bzipped) and tries to search for various exceptions. It then tries to match exceptions against grouping rules (regexps). It is also able to group unrecognised exceptions.
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    Use python to parse privoxy log in clf format and refer to wot ratings of the site and then dump the data in a sqlite database for statistics generation later.
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    Python Integrated Parallel Programming EnviRonment (PIPPER), Python pre-parser that is designed to manage a pipeline, written in Python. It enables automated parallelization of loops. Think of it like OpenMP for Python, but it works in a computer cluster
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    CTypes-based python bindings to the GSASL library (www.gnu.org/software/gsasl ). This package provides a parser that generates python code w/ types checking and more pythonish feel than just plain usage of the library through ctypes.
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    Nagcen - NagiosCenter seperatet.NagiosCenter is a centralized viewer to show data of several (more than one) nagiosserver spreaded in different networks. It uses therefore a parser in python and also an php Mysql webfrontend.
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    Postfix Log Parser in Python is a log analysis tool written in python language to get statistic reports and detect anomalous behaviours on a mail server based on Postfix and Cyrus
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    Python configuration parser module which supports arbitrarily deep hierarchical option "dictionaries" and partnership with the existing optparse (optik) python module. The API of this module will follow as close as possible the optparse model.
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    This has a Python ICAP (Internet Content Adaptation Protocol) server and IRML parser. Using this, a web proxy can do rule-based adaptation of content before delivery to clients. Has a Python proxylet API and squid-icap-client code too.
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    JFIPA is intended to be a scalable, easy-to-deploy router and parser of messages between agents using the FIPA Agent Communication Language represented as XML
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    ICQ message parser. Uses tcpdump output file as input.
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