Open Source C++ Log Analysis Software for ChromeOS

X-Itools: eXtended Internet Tools. Suite of tools composed of several collaboration modules. Old and initial project born in 1999, 1st published in 2001 on Sourceforge. X-Itools E-mail management module (log analysis) initiated in 2004 with Web 1.0 technologies (private SVN server). X-Itools development restarted since 2011, on the basis of a unique module: E-mail management module (log analysis). Now based on web 2.0 technologies (ExtJS 4.1) and devel restarted because of a particular interest given to it by a world wide Organization (United Nations). Module renamed "X-Itools ELSE", for "X-Itools E-mail Log Search Engine". Some features: Log analysis and correlation of Postfix and Exchange servers, statistics, policy manager, in-deep analysis, automated network graphs for e-mail tracing, CSV export... The Swiss knife of Messaging Admins. In 2015, X-Itools ELSE is no more limited to E-mail logs: Apache logs are also processed and related stats and dashboards will be there!

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