MattMofDoom Apps
App | Repo | Download |
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Seq.App.EventTimeout Event Timeout for Seq [Blog Post] | ||
Seq.App.EventThreshold Event Threshold for Seq [Blog Post] | ||
Seq.App.EventSchedule Event Schedule for Seq [Blog Post] | ||
Seq.App.OpsGenieHeartbeat OpsGenie Heartbeat for Seq [Blog Post] | ||
Lurgle.Logging Standardised Serilog implementation with extra goodies! [Blog Post] | ||
Lurgle.Alerting Standardised FluentEmail implementation with extra goodies! [Blog Post] | ||
Lurgle.Transfer Standardised SSH.NET, FluentFTP, and SMBLibrary implementation with extra goodies! [Blog Post] | ||
Lurgle.Dates Standardised common date library for date parsing, expressions, and tokens! [Blog Post] | ||
Seq.Client.Reporter Seq Reporter - Email scheduled reports using queries from your Seq structured logs [Blog Post] | ||
Seq.Client.EventLog (Dev build) Enhancement to Seq.Client.EventLog that dynamically processes Windows event logs and sends them to Seq with all Windows event log properties as properties within structured events [Blog Post] | ||
Seq.App.EmailPlus-Enhanced Fork of Seq.App.EmailPlus that has enhancements for delivery (multiple mailhosts, DNS delivery), envelopes (CC/BCC/ReplyTo), and logging which has a focus on reliability. [Blog Post] | ||
Seq.Client.WindowsLogins Look for successful interactive console and RDP logins and send them to Seq for alerting [Blog Post] | ||
Mailbox Reporter Windows service that collects email metadata from configured on-premise Exchange mailboxes and loads them to a SQL database for reporting purposes | ||
NLB Manager Windows service that automatically manages Windows network load balancing (NLB) based on whether a service is started or stopped. | ||
Seq.Client.Log4j Log4j 2 appender that sends logs to Seq with added properties [Blog Post] | ||
Outlook Profiler Export, transform, and import Outlook 2010, 2013, and 2016 or higher profiles [Blog Post] | ||
MZK Lord 6.0 Digging into ancient history - an addon to the popular BBS door, Legend of the Red Dragon, that I created in Turbo Pascal as a teenager. It proved to be a popular addon that added NPCs to most parts of the game, with a very quirky sense of humour, and is still in use by bulletin boards to this day! This was a version that I never originally released, until I dug it up and provided to a LORD enthusiast. Sadly - the source code may be long since lost. |