formatting logs

[jerome scuggs]

sup ssforum.net, my name is jerome. i used to go by wreckless mig, scallowag, conceive etc, perhaps i know some of you dudes. anyways, back in the day i vaguely recall a web app or program which converted logs into pretty html files. am i completely wrong about this or is there something i could use for these logs i have?

 

ty in advance

[L.C.]

Yes, I recall that there was one. Unless someone finds it for you in the SSDL archives and uploads it to SSGN, you'll have to download the whole thing (or use torrent) at http://forums.ssgn.net/topic/24087-ssdl-files-repost/page__view__findpost__p__258251__hl__%2Bssdl+%2Brepost__fromsearch__1

[PoLiX]

Cerium had a web version one that worked, lemme see if I can dig up the link.

[»D1st0rt]

The link is down now (http://www.cericlabs.com/cslp/) but I have it if you want it

[PoLiX]

Also the only program I can find in the ssdl files, doesn't work, haha.

 

So might be the best bet TBH.

[»D1st0rt]

So apparently just the index was broken, the download link still works

http://www.cericlabs.com/cslp/cslp.zip

[jerome scuggs]

sup d1s

 

thx for the link, now i wish i still paid for webspace (dam u, cloud computing). can i install a webserver on this computer and execute the php locally?

[Cheese]

yes

 

step 1: google apache

step 2: google php

[»Maverick]

If you don't want to have the trouble of setting up apache and everything just to view a simple log file,

you can PM me the log and I'll upload it to http://logs.ss-network.net and give you the correct URL.

 

 

 

 

So apparently just the index was broken, the download link still works

I think the DirectoryIndex setting is just broken or changed; the index.php file also works fine:

http://www.cericlabs.com/cslp/index.php

Edited February 14, 2011 by Maverick

[L.C.]

yes

 

step 1: google apache

step 2: google php

Correction

Step 1: Google XAMPP

Step 2: Ignore the previous step and just click this link

Step 3: Install and enjoy!

[»D1st0rt]

PM me the log and I'll upload it to http://logs.ss-network.net and give you the correct URL.

If you've got a domain like that set up, it might be worthwhile putting together a pastebin or user upload thing

[»Maverick]

True, maybe I'll do that some day