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Linux's Doctor is a monitoring and forensic analysis tool. With this tool you will be able to monitor your system, collect sensitive data from the system and make a comparisons with previous data to observe what has happened in cases of disaster, or collect data to analyze it later. You can make aditional copies of configuration and keep them in a save place
- Collect dyncamic data
- Collect system data (and logs)
- Collect system's service data (and logs)
- Collect network configuration and status
- Dump RAM memomry
- Compare previous evidences with current evidences and generate a txt report and a HTML report with the results
- Send the collected evidence to a FTP server and/or Telegram
- Send HTML to a web server throught FTP
- Be notificated of evidences analysis throught Telegram/Database
- Supported in:
- Debian
- Ubuntu Server
- Kali Linux
- CentOS
To clone this tool, you'll need Git installed. From your command line:
# git clone https://github.com/Layraaa/Linuxs-Doctor
# cd Linuxs-Doctor
# bash setup.shNote You will need follow the steps on setup
First of all it's recommended that you check the config file and configurate throught setup as you want. Linux's Doctor has two modes:
- Classic: Linux's Doctor will ask you the parameters that it needs for start
- Terminal: You need to specify the parameters in terminal. It's recommended this option than classic because you are able to use all features and you can automatize with cronjobs data collection and comparisions
This project is open-source, so feel free to make modifications, create your own versions based in Linux's Doctor and share them. I would be greatful if you add this header in your own versions/modifications:
# Based on Linux's Doctor - By @Layraaa and @Japinper
# https://github.com/Layraaa/Linuxs-DoctorIf you find a bug or something, it would be nice if you contact with me
GitHub @Layraaa · Email: layraaa@outlook.es