Netfilter2html provides a script using GAWK to process netfilter logs.
netfilter2html is a script wrote using GAWK to process netfilter logs and generate a nice HTML output.
GAWK is faster to process text files, it can process 100.000 text lines in a few seconds.
Main features:
You can config...
- TCP/UDP ports that should appear highlighted (red color);
- IPs and (SRC|DST) TCP/UDP ports that should removed from the report;
- Max number of records/lines per page (to avoid flooding browsers);
- Name of HTML files and it extension;
- Destination directory to use for HTML files, images, etc..;
- Date selection by command line [--date Mar/3|--today|--yesterday].
- Just records that match the selected date will used in reports;
You can see in reports...
- Date (previous selected by command line);
- Creation date;
- Total number of log records that match the selected date;
- Total number of pages;
- Total number of warnings (TCP/UDP ports configured to appear highlighted);
- Total number of removed records;
- Log prefix, complet set of "most" important fields used in netfilter logs
- and the number of hits that a same netfilter log appeared;
Enhancements:
- english translation;
- added a nice HTML layout - thanks to Gustavo Nozella;
- netfilter2html.conf changed (font_color and nversion were removed) some minor changes in variable names;
- some changes in netfilter2html core;
- added a installer (installn2h.sh) - install images and style file in "/usr/local/share/n2h" directory; core files are installed in correct places (see README);
- netfilter2html copy all files located in "/usr/local/share/n2h" at first run to real HTML directory (defined in netfilter2html.conf);
- fixed bug in use of ENV[HOSTNAME] var on HTML links;
- added GPL license file;
- netfilter "ID" information is no longer used in HTML reports;
- favico (favicon.ico) added;

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- provide a key, showing formatting for done/pending items
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The W3C public email list devoted to HTML Tidy is: . To subscribe send an email to html-tidy-request@w3.org with the word subscribe in the subject line (include the word unsubscribe if you want to unsubscribe). The archive for this list is accessible online. If you would like to contact the developers, or you just want to submit an enhancement request or a bug report, please visit http://tidy.sourceforge.net.
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in the right place
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SYNOPSIS

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SYNOPSIS

use GIFgraph::Map;
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