I completely understand - it's funny, but that's how LZ started out about 10 years ago.It was always FOSS until last year when I starting doing "pro" versions, but basically, it's the exact same thing (still 99.9% open source) with some extra goodies for larger companies.
Sorry you hate PHP, it's been good to me, hehe.
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Clayton Dukes
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On Sat, Jan 8, 2011 at 5:31 PM, Gergely Nagy
<algernon@balabit.hu> wrote:
On Sat, 2011-01-08 at 17:16 -0500, Clayton Dukes wrote:
> Hi Gergely,
> Rather than re-invent the wheel (on the presentation layer piece), you
> might be interested in knowing about my project - LogZilla
> (
http://www.logzilla.info).
decided to hack something up from scratch instead, for a couple of
reasons:
* I wanted something small, which I can cook up within a few nights.
Digging into a bigger codebase like logzilla would've taken a lot longer
than what I could spare at this time.
* I'm a huge fan of the GPL, and whatever I came up with as a demo, I
wanted to have it out under the that license O:)
* On the way to work one day, I came up with the name mojology, and
liked it so much that I just had to use it.
* There's very few things I hate more than PHP, sorry.
> It is free to use for anyone getting < 1million messages a day and
> even then, the full version is free for anyone who joins the team and
> contributes :-)
I had a look at the screenshots, and LogZilla looks very cool, but I
think that the purpose of the two tools are a bit different: LogZilla
appears to be an advanced viewer & reporting application, mojology is a
dumb little interface without bells & whistles.
A bit like MySQL and SQLite, if I may say so (except that mojology is
nowhere near the complexity of sqlite :).
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