slaplog — OpenLDAP Log Analyzer (WebAssembly)

Drop OpenLDAP slapd access logs here

or click to choose files, or add a folder — a folder is walked recursively, which is how the logs of several servers are gathered in one gesture (logs/*/access.log). Selections add up, and the files are analysed sequentially into a single report. Plain, .gz, .bz2 and .xz are all supported. A state file dropped here is routed to Resume a previous analysis automatically.

Output

Format

Output date format

Custom title (appended after default, separated by " - ")

Input log format is always auto-detected, per line — debug, syslog-utc, syslog-localtime, rfc3339-utc, ol26, rfc3339 and syslog, mixed freely.

No charts (html report) Also save the state (.slapstate)

Sections & detail

Compact (top 5)

all includes everything — selecting any individual section removes all.

Resume a previous analysis (optional)

State file(s) written by --save-state

The state carries the previous analysis; the logs above are merged into it, so the report reads as if everything had been analysed at once. Several states may be selected and are merged. The logs must come from the servers the states hold — an unknown one is refused. Nothing is uploaded.

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🔒 Your log files are read by your browser into memory and analyzed by the WebAssembly module on this machine. Nothing is sent to any server.

slaplog WebAssembly

Result