I use a mix of logcheck for system logs; can be output to a file on a
www or via email, munin for pretty graphs on stats of all kinds,
geolyzer (webalyzer with geopip support) to report on squid & httpd, &
all of this is wondered together with a simple shell script as CGI on
the httpd.
Logcheck in itself is extremely versatile, can be tweaked and modded
easily & can report on all kinds of things with your logs (usually
picking out the anomolies and providing the exact log entries).
Ian
On 01/04/2012 17:52, Leo wrote:
> I currently run a box with Smoothwall on it, but I'm thinking of
> switching to a debian box and setting it up myself (just as a
> project). The one thing I still have not worked out how to do yet is
> get easy web access to/visualisation of the logs. Can anyone recommend
> some software to do this?
>
> Thanks,
> Leo
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