Home Free is the ultimate community building program. Allowing you to give your visitors a free web site on your server. With complete control over every aspect of your free web site program, you can grow page views, revenue and brand awareness for your site.

Logdog is a tool that monitors messages passing through syslogd and takes action based on key words and phrases. Logdog has an easy to read configuration file which allows you to specify a list of key words or phrases to alert on, and a list of commands that can be run when those words are encountered. Logdog has been featured in magazines and deployed in production networks all over the world. It sorts features like no-delay message interception for low latency alerts, comprehensive logging and debugging, proper HUP signal handling, and regular expressions for complex pattern matching.

I wrote this to help make searching remote web server log files easier. LogSearch is a sockets based program that comes in two parts, the client and server. The "server.pl" goes into your weblog directory on your web server. The client program "client.pl" is run from your workstation. You simply run client.pl and enter whatever flag you want to search your log files for i.e: Googlebot, or even .exe or ../../ .The server will receive that flag and search your log files. When it has found all the entries that match the flag it sends that data to the client program on your workstation. The client program will then write that data to a word file (.doc) for viewing. If you are unfamiliar with setting up these types of programs I have also included some fairly detailed information that (hopefully) will help the average Windows user set this up. This script works in both UNIX and ActiveState Perl

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.

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.

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).

Automatically backup any server to a remote location. Software runs as root so SQL databases and system files can also be backed up. Schedule multiple backups to run from several servers. When local backup is complete, remote server logs in to fetch zipped archive. There are two scripts, one for the server being backed up and one for the remote server. They can work together or independently.

This script will check your server configuration including server environmental variables, and server setup including server specs / Perl / Sendmail version and paths, and installed Perl modules. This is a FREEWARE script.

This script will check your server configuration including server environmental variables, and server setup including server specs / Perl / Sendmail version and paths, and installed Perl modules. This is a FREEWARE script.