Xlogmaster 1.6.0 - tool to monitor system status and logfiles
- From: "Georg C. F. Greve" <greve gnu org>
- To: "comp.os.linux.announce Moderator" <linux-announce sws1 ctd ornl gov>, GNU Announce <info-gnu gnu org>
- Cc: GTK+ Mailinglist <gtk-list redhat com>, Xlogmaster Mailinglist <help-xlogmaster gnu org>, Xlogmaster Betatesters Mailinglist <beta-xlogmaster gnu org>
- Subject: Xlogmaster 1.6.0 - tool to monitor system status and logfiles
- Date: 31 Mar 1999 19:25:50 +0200
The Xlogmaster is a X11/GTK+ based program that allows easy and
powerful monitoring of your system. It allows reading logfiles,
status-giving devices (like the /proc devices) and running programs to
gather information about anything the user desires. This input may
then be translated by means of a user-defined plugin in order to be
more understandable for the user.
The output may then be processed with various filters that allow
anything from high-/lowlighting to starting a program that shuts down
your computer in case of a security breach.
It is a very useful tool for all programmers, system administrators,
control freaks or people who just like to know exactly what's going on
on their system.
_CHANGES_:
* Complete "Customize" Menu rewrite
* Plugin support
* GTK+ 1.2.0 compliant
* The EXEC lines now allow pipes...
* Keyboard accelerators for entries (keys '1'-'0' without mods, with
CTRL, with ALT & with CTRL+ALT)
* Keyboard accelerators for menu
* the Xlogmaster now evaluates the following environment variables:
XLM_HOME - the directory where the main configuration resides
XLM_LIB - the directory where the Xlogmaster expects the sound
scripts subdirectories
XLM_DB - the directory where the database is located
XLM_USER_DB - location of the users private database
* support for a system wide entry database
* support for personal entry database
* the Xlogmaster now catches logfile rotation
* a new mode - the "RUN" mode that allows execution of any program to
gather information about the system and evaluate it's stdout and
stderr.
_Features_:
- System wide and private database allow for easy reconfiguration and
better integration into distributions
- Filters to raise/lower/hide lines
- Filters to alert/notify/uniconify/execute on lines in logfiles (even
background ones)
- Audio notification for alert/notify/uniconify
- TAIL mode (basically emulating a "tail -f file")
- CAT mode (basically emulating a "cat file" in reglar intervals)
- RUN mode (running a program and processing it's stdout)
- Plugin to translate / process output in any desired way
- scrolling back in the logs with a scrollbar (size of buffer
adjustable by user)
- all defaults can be overridden by commandline
- completely menu driven, fully customizable
- style can be custom modified to perfectly blend in with your desktop
- powerful matching due to REGEX patterns
_Primary Site_:
ftp://ftp.gnu.org/pub/gnu/xlogmaster/
_Secondary Site(s)_:
http://www.fusebox.hanse.de/xlogmaster/
http://porter.desy.de/~greve/xlogmaster/
_Homepage_:
http://www.gnu.org/software/xlogmaster/xlogmaster.html
_Requirements_:
- X11 Window System
- C++ compiler
- GTK+ Toolkit Version >= 1.2.1
_Platforms_:
- AIX 4.1.5
- Digital UNIX 3.2c
- FreeBSD
- GNU/Linux
- HP-UX
- Irix5.3 (MIPS R4000)
- Irix 6.2 (MIPS R5000)
- Solaris
- SunOS 4.1.1
- x86 BSDI 3.0
(these are the tested ones - there is no real reason why the
xlogmaster shouldn't compile on all Unix platforms, though)
--
Georg C. F. Greve <greve@gnu.org>
"Brave GNU World", the monthly GNU column
in English and German. Check it out at
http://www.gnu.org/brave-gnu-world/
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