2002-08-21 04:38:33 +02:00
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Lire, the french word for `to read', is a toolset of logfile analysers.
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The Lire package is targeted at automatically generating useful
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reports from raw log files from various services. Currently, Lire
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can generate reports for a variety of email, web, dns, ftp, print
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servers and firewalls, and supports multiple output formats.
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Lire is built around the concept of a superservice. A superservice
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is a class of applications which share the same reports. Lire
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supports 6 superservices: dns, email, firewall, ftp, print and www.
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This means that log files for all supported email servers (service
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in Lire's parlance) will get similar reports. This is important for
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heterogeneous environments where you could have e.g. Sendmail and
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Postfix mail servers running. You will get similar reports which
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you can compare.
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Notes:
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- PDF output can be enabled if you follow the instructions coming
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with "make pdf"
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- Excel output only works if you have Perl 5.6.1
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2004-03-27 21:46:00 +01:00
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WWW: http://www.logreport.org
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