[ossec-list] Re: sendmail-reject decoder consistency

2007-12-03 Thread Jim Flowers
A little more information may help to clear this up: All of the missed srcip occurred at the same time: from 11:52:44 to 14:08:20 on Dec 1 and from 22:13:55 On Dec 1 until now (2 days later) so I think it is fairly likely that I added a custom decoder or rule that has caused this effect. When I

[ossec-list] Re: Help with converting sec rules to ossec rules

2007-12-03 Thread Peter M. Abraham
Greetings Daniel: Thank you for this help, and your regular and timely help for ossec I'm not able to change the formatting at present; we use Bastille for Linux, and I'm not sure (at present) what hacking I can get away with in that area. What would I change in the decode to support multiple

[ossec-list] monitor windows firewall log

2007-12-03 Thread Aaron Bliss
Hi everyone, I'm just trying to figure out how to monitor the built in windows firewall logs with ossec. I've have the windows policies configured, logging, etc, but I'm not sure what the log_format directive should be set to. Thanks for your help. Aaron

[ossec-list] Re: Custom Decoders/Rules

2007-12-03 Thread Daniel Cid
Hi, Your rules/decoders are very good, with just one small problem: Child decoders will use the parent name by default instead of its own, so your rules will not match. If you change it to have use_own_name, it should work: decoder name=sendmail-blocked-cbl use_own_nametrue/use_own_name

[ossec-list] Re: sendmail-reject decoder consistency

2007-12-03 Thread Daniel Cid
Hi Jim, I am quite lost with your problem in here, since none of these logs would be parsed by the default sendmail decoder from ossec. I saw you did a few by yourself and they are probably the ones parsing it... Btw, it would be nice to include them by default on ossec (if you want to release