* Just came across a weblog entry about logSnap
* LogSnap is a Perl script that takes a snapshot of a webserver’s access log-file. The snapshot is created by parsing the log-file’s most recent entries (e.g. the last 300 lines) and transforming them into RSS 2.0 format (Really Simple Syndication). Thus, you can both monitor the activities on your webserver with your RSS-Reader and syndicate these information to anyone else (whatever the purpose of doing that may be…).
Message to self: test this!
* Just came across a weblog entry about logSnap
* LogSnap is a Perl script that takes a snapshot of a webserver’s access log-file. The snapshot is created by parsing the log-file’s most recent entries (e.g. the last 300 lines) and transforming them into RSS 2.0 format (Really Simple Syndication). Thus, you can both monitor the activities on your webserver with your RSS-Reader and syndicate these information to anyone else (whatever the purpose of doing that may be…).
Message to self: test this!