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Help with real time apache log parsing on Ubuntu with GUI
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MummyChunk
2024-01-20 09:44:03 UTC
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On of my friends who has been using WAMP for a considerable amount o
time recently switched to a test installation using Apache an
Ubuntu

With their WAMP, they were using a self hosted service called WhosO
for real time log parsing of their IIS logs. Program they had o
Windows basically read the IIS logs and parsed out in a GUI all th
relevant info for all requests to their IIS server, includin
geographic/company info for each of the IPs

Is there something similar for Ubuntu/Apache that can be easil
installed that will show all this info on the UBUNTU desktop in a GUI
Bud Frede
2024-01-20 12:09:16 UTC
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On of my friends who has been using WAMP for a considerable amount of
time recently switched to a test installation using Apache and
Ubuntu.
With their WAMP, they were using a self hosted service called WhosOn
for real time log parsing of their IIS logs. Program they had on
Windows basically read the IIS logs and parsed out in a GUI all the
relevant info for all requests to their IIS server, including
geographic/company info for each of the IPs.
Is there something similar for Ubuntu/Apache that can be easily
installed that will show all this info on the UBUNTU desktop in a GUI.
Splunk. :-) It will handle the Windows logs too.

The GUI is accessed via a web browser, but has a ton of features and can
be extended with Javascript, etc.

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