Over time I end up writing a lot of little programs and scripts just to get through a particular use-case. Here’s one of them. So there’s this thing

So I’ve been running a Secure shell honeypot for about a year or so, so might as well open up the log files and see what people have

So XML exists, and you probably have to deal with it occasionally. It’s a bit more complex than a CSV or a fixed-width file, so an enormous number

The SDLC is the Software Development Lifecycle. It defines the various states that a piece of software goes through before you, the end user, get your grubby mitts

I have a bit of time to burn, so lets talk about logging.

So here we are in 2013, and ony of my many resolutions is to update this blog at least once a week, so here’s my attempt at making

(So anyway there used to be a page on codeproject containing some of these ideas implemented in C#, but I can’t find it any more. I’m sure it

So as a developer you get to spend a few hours a day trawling through log files and deciphering stack traces to find out why Bob in accounting

This took a couple of hours to do the other day, so perhaps someone else out there might find this useful. Bamboo‘s great[*], it allows you to continuously