| ipmon viewer |
display
IP-Filter log lines in a scrollable window in a readable way |
| isba ruleset debugging |
in the event that the ruleset was generated by the
IP-filter GUI isba-1.1, display the number
of the isba source rule that generated each log line. |
| real time |
viewing window receives log lines as soon as they're
appended to the log file |
| old logfiles |
vlog can show the old, rotated log files |
| selecting log lines |
log lines to be viewed can be selected with a regexp
given on command line. |
Additionnally:
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| customizing display |
one can control which fields are displayed (e.g. time
but not date, packet length but not IP header length, etc) |
| searching and jumping |
in curses mode you can search a regexp, mark a line
in reverse video, jump to next or previous marked line, jump to next or
previous day boundary |
| tail -f mode |
vlog can mimic the `tail -f' behaviour. Log lines are
formatted and printed on stdout (no curses) as soon as they are generated
(option -[<nnn>]f) |
| print mode |
vlog can extract a specified set of log lines to stdout
(no curses). Start date, end date, and/or a fixed number of lines can be
given on command line (options -s, -e and -<nnn>) |
| view other logfiles |
vlog can be used to view any syslogd-type log file,
or HTTPD access and error logs (Apache and Netscape) (see option -l). |
