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I too use oinkmaster on a weekly basis to download the current ruleset and |
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roll in the changes. |
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As long as you sort out your perms on the /etc/snort directory it's fine. |
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I just run it from the snort users crontab. |
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Ryan said: |
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> I just recently installed snort on a machine to watch my network. I see |
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> that there are several scripts out there that support automatic updating |
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> of the snort ruleset to keep it current. Could anyone recommend a program |
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> for doing that or comment on their experience with them? I'd just like to |
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> have some means of automatically downloading new rules and installing |
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> them. Also, is there an "emerge snortrules" or some similar ebuild that |
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