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    Hello everyone, I need some input. Do you know of any other solution to view and analyze log files in a remote server (Linux) or do you recommend another way of analyzing log files?.

    I've used Splunk (free one) abit in the pass.

    Thanks in advance.
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    Quote Originally Posted by ls354 View Post

    I've used Splunk (free one) abit in the pass.

    Thanks in advance.
    whats wrong with using splunk again? I personally like splunk because I like the full text type ahead searching. other then that (and free) syslog gui - Google Search
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    Nothing wrong with Splunk, just asking for other options. Just to know.
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    I use logwatch.. with very little modifications
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