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TCPWatch |
http://hathawaymix.org/[..]are/TCPWatch/ |
1414x |
TCPWatch is a utility written in Python that lets you monitor forwarded TCP connections or HTTP proxy connections.
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mysqmail-courier-logger |
http://www.gplhost.com/?rub=softwares&sousrub=mysqmail |
1414x |
mysqmail-courier-logger is a C parser that will log all the courier-imap traffic logs into a MySQL database. DTC (Domain Technologie Control) can then measure the IMAP4 and POP3 traffic per user and per domain.
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pppoem |
http://scdbackup.webframe.org/pppoem/ |
1414x |
pppoem monitors the DSL connection of a Linux kernel 2.4 by reading the files /proc/net/pppoe and /proc/net/dev.
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LCDproc-Client for SETI@home |
http://www.niemueller.de/[..]erl/seti-lcd/ |
1411x |
LCDproc-Client for SETI@home sends current status data of SETI@home to LCDd.
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Logsurfer |
http://www.cert.dfn.de/eng/logsurf/ |
1410x |
Logsurfer was designed to monitor any text-based logfiles on your system in realtime.
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slipwire |
http://packet.node.to/ |
1405x |
slipwire is a perl script for checking filesystem integrity using SHA1 hashes.
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E-AcpiPower |
http://www.netego.de/[..]cpipower&l=en |
1401x |
A small Enlightenment epplet which will show you how much power is left in your batteries and when they will be empty.
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Dryad |
http://www.rtlad.org/ |
1400x |
Dryad is a real time log analysis daemon that is based on some the concepts and work of the now largely defunct LogSentry project. It runs much as a normal syslog daemon would, receiving syslog messages over the network. Messages are handed off to a processing subroutine that compares it to a set of regular expressions, attempting to determine the severity of the message.
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IP Flow Meter |
http://robert.cheramy.net/ipfm/ |
1400x |
IP Flow Meter is a bandwidth analysis tool, that measures how much bandwidth specified hosts use on their Internet link.
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TrafIP |
http://trafip.securityorg.net/ |
1400x |
TrafIP is a small solution for monitoring your traffic and bandwith.
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ttyutils |
http://code.google.com/p/ttyutils/ |
1399x |
Ttyutils is a suite of UNIX terminal tools, includes ttyexec, ttylook, ttyadmin, and a few extension programs.
ttyexec execute command on a pseudo terminal, capture all stdandard output from command, pass them to built-in virtual terminal emulator and real terminal. user feel no differ between ttyexec executed command and direct executed command.
by virtual terminal emulator, administrator can watch specific condition to triger event. for example, user want to execute a program by other program status, but want not or can not modify that program, in such case, ttyexec is useful.
ttyadmin is a administrator tool, which use ncurses(3X) window interface, view and control exists ttyexec instances.
ttylook similarity BSD watch(1) program, but has not too many limits, it can easy connect to exists ttyexec instance, snoop on that terminal output, or input data to that terminal if enter writable mode.
extension programs includes ttyfeed, ttysnap and so on, each of them support `--help' command line option.
Ttyutils has not-bad manual in .info, .html, .pdf, and .ps format, thanks for GNU texinfo(5).
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NetMon |
http://www.math.uni-leipzig.de/[..]oftware.shtml |
1399x |
NetMon is a network-wide process monitor (kind of "top for networks") using GTK widgets.
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whoischk |
http://downloads.afterdark.org.uk/whoischk/ |
1399x |
whoischk monitors a list of domains and report when there has been any change to the data reported in the whois database.
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LogDog |
http://caspian.dotconf.net/[..]tware/LogDog/ |
1396x |
LogDog is a daemon for monitoring system log files and emailing administrators.
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Installwatch |
http://asic-linux.com.mx/[..]allwatch.html |
1396x |
Installwatch is a simple utility which keeps track of which files are created and modified during the installation of a new program. It's fast and easy to use. It doesn't require a "pre-install" phase because it monitors processes while they run. Installwatch works with every dynamically linked ELF program, by intercepting system calls that cause file system alterations.
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