notilog lets you know about naughty things that happen in your logs.
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notilog

notilog ("naughty log") lets you know about naughty things that happen in your logs. It acts as a syslog server that you can configure your local syslog daemon to forward messages to, and then it looks for events in your logs based on a set of parsers. If the parser returns a response, the response is placed in a queue to be delivered by whatever paging glue you choose to write.