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    Lightbulb Security sticky discussion thread

    I would like to use this thread for discussion of the HIDS / NIDS stickies at the top of these forums.

    Because I can not keep the stickies updated without assistance and feedback, this thread is intended for people to offer feedback / advice on maintaining the threads.

    Please do not use this tread for support questions, start a support thread in the security forums.
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    Re: Discussion thread

    Thanks for all of the hard work you have put in here over the past few days.

    I noticed today when reinstalling Snort because it wouldn't start that it was not working due to a configuration I had made. When the reinstall failed to start, I went through and commented out my new definition and then it started working.

    When at first it wouldn't work upon reinstall I filed a bug report and there were many of the same report. So, that said, this may be helpful for someone having startup issues, provided that they have added some definitions
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    Re: Discussion thread

    I, too, would like to add my thanks for all the hard work you have put into this; kudos!

    The stickies are concise and clear, with enough information to do more research.

    The information on checking logs and commonly used commands are particularly useful for someone like me; a Linux beginner.

    May I make one suggestion?

    Perhaps it might be useful to add in a link to the man pages for the commands so that people can see what parameters could be used.

    I have found these sites to be useful:

    http://www.linuxmanpages.com/

    http://www.oreillynet.com/linux/cmd/

    Thanks!

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    Re: Discussion thread

    Quote Originally Posted by Rubi1200 View Post
    I, too, would like to add my thanks for all the hard work you have put into this; kudos!

    The stickies are concise and clear, with enough information to do more research.

    The information on checking logs and commonly used commands are particularly useful for someone like me; a Linux beginner.

    May I make one suggestion?

    Perhaps it might be useful to add in a link to the man pages for the commands so that people can see what parameters could be used.

    I have found these sites to be useful:

    http://www.linuxmanpages.com/

    http://www.oreillynet.com/linux/cmd/

    Thanks!
    You are most welcome.

    For the man pages see:

    http://manpages.ubuntu.com/

    There is an option to install a search engine, which will allow you to search the Ubuntu man pages from any (most) browser(s).
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    Re: Security sticky discussion thread

    Quote Originally Posted by bodhi.zazen View Post
    I would like to use this thread for discussion of the HIDS / NIDS stickies at the top of these forums.

    Because I can not keep the stickies updated without assistance and feedback, this thread is intended for people to offer feedback / advice on maintaining the threads.

    Please do not use this tread for support questions, start a support thread in the security forums.
    Kudos to you: I noticed your work as you were updating the stickies, it must be time for a well-earned break!
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