17 projects tagged "Log Analysis"
logsurfer is a log checking/auditing tool similar to swatch and logcheck but with the capability of handling multi-line messages and dynamically adapting the ruleset. It is written in portable C, well documented, fast, and flexible. It works on any textfile or stdin, can be run at intervals or continuously, and has timeouts and resource limits.
NewSyslog is an updated version of a package put together by Theodore Tso of MIT Project Athena (which is included in NetBSD, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, etc.). It manages the rotation and archiving of log files (primarily those written to by syslogd). This version has a mix of features from all of the other versions, and it has been made more portable than any of the others with the help of GNU Autoconf.
The objective of the NIST Web Metrics Testbed is to explore the feasibility of a range of tools and techniques that support rapid, remote, and automated testing and evaluation of website usability. There are currently six components: 1. Web Static Analyzer Tool (WebSAT): checks web page HTML against typical usability guidelines. 2. Web Category Analysis Tool (WebCAT): lets the usability engineer construct and conduct a web category analysis (card-sorting). 3. Web Variable Instrumenter Program (WebVIP): instruments a website to capture a log of user interaction. 4. Framework for Logging Usability Data (FLUD): a file format and parser for representation of user interaction logs (such as those captured by WebVIP). 5. VisVIP Tool: produces a 3D visualization of user navigation paths through a website, based on FLUD data. 6. TreeDec: adds navigation aids to the pages of a website.
Sniff formats hex packets from the tcpdump program and converts them to ASCII to make them easier to read and understand. Its features include colored console output, CSV file saving, and fully customizable output. The program directly accepts all tcpdump options, including parsing from packet files.
trafcnt is an IP accounting scripts for a small LAN. It parses logs created by IPFM or any simillar source and calculates usage costs. It is possible to describe different schemes of operation for different users or groups. OpenBSD's pfctl is used for FW\NAT control, but trafcnt could be easily adapted to use almost anything. It produces clf- style logs.