This perl script I wrote for my server to check if a process is runnning or not. If there was no runnnning process from the software you want to watch the script will restart it. You can use it for all kind of processes/programs that write his pid into a pid-file (most unix/linux software...). Just change the settings from the script.

Analizes the logfiles of Qmail and extracts the virtualdomains. Counts the mails and the traffic for each user.

This is a small utility which will help you test whether a syslogd (or syslog-ng, or others) really works when listening on a UDP port for incomming log messages.

REOBack (pronounced "ray-o-back") is a backup solution designed for Linux users and system administrators. It is designed to be simple to set up, and easy to use. It is great as a quick solution for those who procrastinate about backups. It supports automatic full/incremental backups of files you define, remote backups via NFS or FTP, as well as auto deletion of old backups.

Reportdhcp.pl is a CGI script written in perl. It displays statistics and lease entries for ISC DHCPD by parsing the dhcpd.conf and dhcpd.leases files. reportdhcp.pl version 2 supports version 3.0p1 and above of the ISC DHCP distribution.

ScanAlert was built to analyze iptables log entries in real time and report detected port scans to syslogd. From there you can use a log monitoring daemon (like logdog) to take action if desired, or you can manually review the logs later if you prefer. It does not need special permissions, it doesn't listen on any network ports - it receives iptables messages from syslogd via a FIFO. It runs as a daemon, and supports the HUP signal to reload, has multiple debug levels, and does not require any special perl modules. ScanAlert has a straight forward interface and configuration file making it easy to use and configure.

Use this script to analyse sendmail logfiles created by the syslog daemon. It was tested with SuSE Linux. The generated report is available in HTML and ASCII format (useful if this class is included into a script that you run from the command line).

Use this script to analyse sendmail logfiles created by the syslog daemon. It was tested with SuSE Linux. The generated report is available in HTML and ASCII format (useful if this class is included into a script that you run from the command line).

With the Server Administrator you can specify what each of your users can do. Giving them permission to create users, add their domains directly to your nameserver, and websites to apache, add email addresses, both pop and aliases and cronjobs. The script monitors the amount of disk space is being used by each user so that you can see at a glance if they are using more than they have paid for.

The Server Check script checks your server configuration including file paths, location of your server mail program and which Perl modules are installed.