Web UI for Syslog and Event logs. Free, open source, PHP 8.1+.
Web UI for Syslog and Event logs. Free, open source, PHP 8.1+.
Sometimes it happens, that you might loose a password. You simply forget it or cannot find that piece of paper where you wrote it down. That is a pretty pesky situation. But what should you do in a case like this? Often software has a recovery mechanism where you have to answer specific questions. Or […]
From time to time, there will be new plugins available for Adiscon LogAnalyzer. If a older installation is used, new plugins will not be integrated automatically. To use plugins that have been released after the version that is used has been published, the following steps have to be made:
The reports module is new with version 3 of LogAnalyzer. It supports HTML and PDF output and can be fully parameterized. For example, Adiscon LogAnalyzer can be used to analyze user account logons over a specific time frame, system and network errors can be identified or a status report of the whole network be generated. […]
The modular structure of LogAnalyzer allows easy implementation of new enhancements. This is not restricted to new plugins of course. If files for a new localization are available, but not yet included to LogAnalyzer, you can easily install them afterwards.
Adiscon LogAnalyzer has a module structure and can be extended by so-called plugins. One type of plugin is the message parser. Message parsers are used to obtain structured information from a log message. A prominent example are Windows event log messages. There is no standard format on how these look when converted to syslog. Consequently, […]
As in all things, there is a certain fashion in open source project names as well. For a long time, “php*” was a great name for php-based open source solutions. However, nowadays these somewhat bulky names have been replaced by “more streamlined” names. I personally think that dropping the “php” part makes it somewhat easier […]