"log" značenje u engleski leksikon

Množina: logs

In mathematics, abbreviation for logarithm.

Množina: logs

A record of transactions or activities that take place on a computer system. See logarithm.

Množina: logs

Any apparatus for measuring the speed of a ship; also the daily record of events on board a ship or aircraft.
The log originally consisted of a piece of weighted wood attached to a line with knots at equal intervals that was cast from the rear of a ship. The vessel's speed was estimated by timing the passage of the knots with a sandglass (like an egg timer). Today logs use electromagnetism and sonar.
1. A segment of the trunk of a tree when stripped of branches.
2. A written record of events on a voyage (of a ship or plane).
3. A written record or journal of events or transactions
4. A float that trails from a ship by a knotted line in order to measure the ship's speed through the water.

ETYM (USA).
1. To cut lumber, as in woods and forests; SYN. lumber.
2. To enter into a log, as on ships and planes.

Množina: log analysis softwares

Software for generating reports from log files.

Množina: Log Cabins

City in Texas (USA).

Množina: log cabins

A cabin built with logs.

Množina: log cleanings

Removal of evidence from log files after a successful intrusion.

Množina: log files

Množina: log file monitors

A tool that monitors log files looking for signs of intrusion (LFM)

Singular of log files is log file.

A computer file that records requests received by online applications or the number of hits a Web page receives. Log files are useful in analyzing the technical performance of a Web site, redesigning Web site navigation, and revising marketing strategies used by e-businesses.

Množina: log hives

Množina: log houses

See log on.
The act of connecting to a computer system by giving your credentials (usually your username and password)
To enter a computer; SYN. log on, login.

Množina: Log Lane Villages

Town in Colorado (USA).