Free dreamlog the log of a simpleton software for mac

Web Monitor is a small widget that monitors servers and websites. Periodically checks response times and shows you a chart, statistics and the monitoring log.

Wired Log Analyzer is a tool to help you view the data generated by your Wired Server log output.
It allows you to view a sortable table of statistics based on the output of a Wired Server log.
Enhancements:
- Sanity-check on the graphs: after awhile I noticed it was ordering the graph by the value, so your graphs would continually increase.
- Also the graphs will not "skip" a day. You would have noticed this if a graph had one line shorter than the others.
- Now saves the last-opened logfile you used (yay!).
- Figured out the memory management problem--you can now open multiple files during a run.
- Added column for UL/DL KB ratio, much to your delight.

Boot Log 1.1 is a distinguished and easy to use program that runs on OS-X to grab the user name you booted up as and saves a log in the user's prefs folder called 'boot log'.

This log is added to every time the program is executed so it is suggested to make the program part of the startup items in a user's system preferences. The only known issue is that it currently does not save the file in a common place for global accesses across different users. It is suggested that you use 10.1 or later version of OS-X as the user name lookup routine doesn't work well with the earlier versions of OS-X. The source code is included.

Requirements: Mac OS X

History Log for InDesign CS/CS2CS/CS3 is a very simple tool that allows you to maintain an automated log of file changes to an InDesign document inside of the document.

Each time a properly set-up document is opened, a dialog appears where you can fill in or modify a tracker ID - in most cases youll simply use your first name or full name.

The tool then appends the tracker ID (whatever it was) together with a time stamp at the end of a text box that sits on your pasteboard.

The Apache Log Analyzer will take the log files you get out of hosting a website with Apache, and turn them into something you can actually USE!
Gather statistical data:
Unique visitors - how many different IPs do you see?
which documents were requested - a count of each unique url
how much bandwidth was used - a total count of all the last values in the line.
how much bandwidth for each file was used - an incremental count per file
What browser did they use - a count from the refers tag
Where did they come from - a count of each unique refers
What requests went unanswered - a count of 400, 404s & what they were
IPs you may want to ban - one IP hitting the same thing over and over again
- known virus requests like "GET /scripts/..%c1%9c../winnt/system32/cmd.exe?/c+dir HTTP/1.0"
anything with /winnt/ or /system32/ or .exe
Unique errors in error_log
Saves it to an .html file, and lets you view the results quickly and easily.
Enhancements:
- Wow, has it been that long? Seesh. Many, many changes.
- Complete gui rethink.
- The progress bars actually work now.
- Incorrect error reporting of 404s fixed.
- Better bandwidth calculation.
- Speed ups.
- Each report is saved separately.
- Other bug fixes.

LogViewer is a basic log analyzer that produces HTML files out of PureFTPd Manager log system.

This package also contains purestats, a command-line utility that can be added to your crontab to periodically generate HTML representations of your users traffic.

Log Reader is a tool that creates statistics for two different logs.

Crash Log:
Counts the number of crashes for each application
Counts the number of Crashes for each User and generates a percentage (now you can see who is the most crashy user)

PPP Log:
Starting Date of PPP Log
Total Connection Time
Total Bytes Sent
Totaly Bytes Recieved
Kb Per Second Average
Number of Times Server was dialed
Number of connections Established
Average Dials Per connection