Hi all,
I'd like to pass the info that phpLogCon v2's initial release is now
available. I thought a while if I should use this list to announce it,
but came to the conclusion that it is justified for now. I will refrain
from doing frequent phpLogCon announcements here.
We are currently setting up the infrastructure (mailing list et al) for
phpLogCon. I'll do one more announcement here when this is completed. In
the meantime, I suggest subscribing to freshmeat's announcements, which
we maintain in a timely way. You can do so at:
http://freshmeat.net/projects/phplogcon/
We have just released version 2.1.0 which is the first official beta
version of the v2 branch. PhpLogCon has been completely rewritten from
scratch. It now offers a state-of-the art modern user interface and also
is able to work with log files and not just databases. For example, it
can be used to view a remote server's log files over the web (proper
authentication settings highly recommended). It will evolve to a very
capable search, reporting and analysis frontend for syslog data.
Let me stress the point that it can work with log files directly. For
example, we have set it up on one of our mail relays so that we can
review mail logs without the need to login onto that machine. Obviously,
this functionality should only be available to authenticated users, but
then it is quite useful. I would appreciate to learn about any more
thought of how this tool can be put to good use.
Download:
http://www.phplogcon.org/Downloads-req-viewdownloaddetails-lid-7.phtml
Many thanks,
Rainer
I'd like to pass the info that phpLogCon v2's initial release is now
available. I thought a while if I should use this list to announce it,
but came to the conclusion that it is justified for now. I will refrain
from doing frequent phpLogCon announcements here.
We are currently setting up the infrastructure (mailing list et al) for
phpLogCon. I'll do one more announcement here when this is completed. In
the meantime, I suggest subscribing to freshmeat's announcements, which
we maintain in a timely way. You can do so at:
http://freshmeat.net/projects/phplogcon/
We have just released version 2.1.0 which is the first official beta
version of the v2 branch. PhpLogCon has been completely rewritten from
scratch. It now offers a state-of-the art modern user interface and also
is able to work with log files and not just databases. For example, it
can be used to view a remote server's log files over the web (proper
authentication settings highly recommended). It will evolve to a very
capable search, reporting and analysis frontend for syslog data.
Let me stress the point that it can work with log files directly. For
example, we have set it up on one of our mail relays so that we can
review mail logs without the need to login onto that machine. Obviously,
this functionality should only be available to authenticated users, but
then it is quite useful. I would appreciate to learn about any more
thought of how this tool can be put to good use.
Download:
http://www.phplogcon.org/Downloads-req-viewdownloaddetails-lid-7.phtml
Many thanks,
Rainer