Re: log analyze applications

2002-02-27 Thread eim
Thanks folks, for all suggestions ! Well, I'm going to tune my logcheck now and of course I'll keep eyes open, and brain smart, for further solutions... ...anyway nothing is better than a good tuned application :) Thanks again, have a nice time, - Ivo On Wed, 2002-02-27 at 16:22, eim wrote:

Re: log analyze applications

2002-02-27 Thread eim
Thanks folks, for all suggestions ! Well, I'm going to tune my logcheck now and of course I'll keep eyes open, and brain smart, for further solutions... ...anyway nothing is better than a good tuned application :) Thanks again, have a nice time, - Ivo On Wed, 2002-02-27 at 16:22, eim wrote: >

Re: log analyze applications

2002-02-27 Thread Moses Moore
eim wrote: > * logcheck (System Log Analyzer) > * snort (Intrusion Detection System) > * ippl (IP protocols logger) The only application of those three I use is logcheck, and it does require tuning. Here's what I've done (using logcheck/testing): Mad

Re: log analyze applications

2002-02-27 Thread Noah L. Meyerhans
On Wed, Feb 27, 2002 at 04:22:31PM +0100, eim wrote: > > Are there any tools which are smarter, faster and cleaner > as my combination of log analyze apps. ? I saw a presentation at the LISA sysadmin conference a couple years ago about something called SHARP, the "syslog heuristic analysis and re

Re: log analyze applications

2002-02-27 Thread Eric LeBlanc
On 27 Feb 2002, eim wrote: > * logcheck (System Log Analyzer) [SNIP] > network activity and so on... everything works quite well, the > only problem is: they generate *REALLY* much mail traffic with > lots of output which I can't read all. > > So my question is, has anyone a good so

Re: log analyze applications

2002-02-27 Thread Moses Moore
eim wrote: > * logcheck (System Log Analyzer) > * snort (Intrusion Detection System) > * ippl (IP protocols logger) The only application of those three I use is logcheck, and it does require tuning. Here's what I've done (using logcheck/testing): Ma

Re: log analyze applications

2002-02-27 Thread Noah L. Meyerhans
On Wed, Feb 27, 2002 at 04:22:31PM +0100, eim wrote: > > Are there any tools which are smarter, faster and cleaner > as my combination of log analyze apps. ? I saw a presentation at the LISA sysadmin conference a couple years ago about something called SHARP, the "syslog heuristic analysis and r

Re: log analyze applications

2002-02-27 Thread Eric LeBlanc
On 27 Feb 2002, eim wrote: > * logcheck (System Log Analyzer) [SNIP] > network activity and so on... everything works quite well, the > only problem is: they generate *REALLY* much mail traffic with > lots of output which I can't read all. > > So my question is, has anyone a good s