Raw Log 2 HTML Conversion...

Hey ALL

I’ve been working on a project yesterday which is quite beneficial for Look ‘n’ Stop customers. I’ve been working on Raw Log 2 HTML Conversion which will allow even users with very little Software Firewall kn0wledge to be easily capable of interpreting
Your Raw Log Info generated by your favourite Software Firewall, Look ‘n’ Stop…

For the moment I’m accepting all Raw Log files generated by Look ‘n’ Stop via E-mail Phant0m@Phant0m-looknstop.com. I’ll quickly do the Raw Log conversion as humanly possibly and reply with the Attached .HTML file which you can view by your web-browser. All Raw Log Information will not be published or leaked to anyone and will be deleted from my HDD within 12hr period.

Here is an Optimized sample of Raw Log 2 HTML Conversion http:// /raw06182003.html (Link no Longer available, if you wish to receive the sample contact me via E-mail…)

Depending on the popularity and feedback I may introduce the Application to the public, in the meantime all Questions/Suggestions/Comments are highly appreciated, Thanks and I hope something beautiful will come out of this…

 

the link is broken...

we can't see the result

 

Hmmmm shouldn't be... I'm seeing vistors as i draw up this post... Try again see what happens...

 

I know it's a french error, but you can read "conenction time out".

are you sure it is visitors? it couldn't be connection attempt ?

regards,

gkweb.

 

I'm sure bro...
It's Successful Connections...

 

ok...

so your system doesn't like me, that's all

regards,

gkweb.

 

There is no reason why you shouldn’t be capable of connecting like everyone else…
The problem must consist on your Local Machine…

You can E-mail me, and I’ll reply back with the sample…

Regards,

 

Hey gkweb

If you are clicking on the link above, maybe your Firewall isn’t Authorizing Outgoings to port 90tcp.

And if you aren’t clicking on the link above but manually entering the Link into the browser’s Address bar then perhaps you leaving off the port :90 info…

 

Yes, that should be that, my proxy is not allowed to access port 90.
But i don't use network filtering of LnS, i have no log, it was just to see your work

regards,

gkweb.

 

I got the link.

It looks very nice, and makes the information much easier to read. But besides this, are there any other advantages of having logs in HTML format? Are there any log parsing apps that use this kind of format perhaps?

Thank you and continue the GREAT work Phant0m``

 

Hey I_lack_commonsense

My main focus for the beginning of my project was to introduce format that everyone could view and since everyone should have some type of browser installed I figure the best bet would be .HTML files, also introduce a style which would allow even the folks with very little kn0wledge of this stuff to be-capable of interpreting easily…

Thanks

 

New & improved Raw-Log 2 HTML Conversion $v2!

Sample is Available at http:// /raw06182003.html (Link no Longer available, if you wish to receive the sample contact me via E-mail…)

Note; The old conversion still available for anyone who requests it…

Enjoy!

 

Kewl I like the new one better it's even more easy and clean.

Now, only thing to do is being able to classify anything in various cat so that you choose a cat and see what's inside that

Cat = Categories....

 

Hey FluxGFX

Thank you for the feedback, I highly appreciate…

I figured it may be more efficient this way, hopefully I get chance to work on this even more…