[ossec-list] Re: Support for JBoss logs?

2008-01-16 Thread xu Feng
Hi There is support for JBoss logs? No default rules exist to analyse JBoss logs,but we can do it by ourselves. I think the file Log Analysis using OSSEC by Daniel B. Cid at http://www.ossec.net/ossec-docs/auscert-2007-dcid.pdf will help a lot in understanding the mechanism and processing

[ossec-list] Re: How do I turn off the emails for certain rules

2008-01-16 Thread Dave Rutlidge
The current incarnation is to change rule 1002 to rule id=1002 level=2 match$BAD_WORDS/match !-- optionsalert_by_email/options -- descriptionUnknown problem somewhere in the system./description /rule to prevent the rule sending emails then add rule id=100101 level=8

[ossec-list] Re: Support for JBoss logs?

2008-01-16 Thread Daniel Cid
Hi Paco, If you can forward some log samples to us, we can help you out with the rules. Thanks, -- Daniel B. Cid dcid ( at ) ossec.net On Jan 15, 2008 8:38 PM, xu Feng [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Hi There is support for JBoss logs? No default rules exist to analyse JBoss logs,but we can

[ossec-list] Re: How do I turn off the emails for certain rules

2008-01-16 Thread Daniel Cid
Hi Dave, If you are trying to ignore these messages, you can set the level to 0 (no need to increase the severity). rule id=100101 level=0 if_sid1002/if_sid matchupdate.bad.phishing.sites|getpeername failed/match descriptionIgnored messages./description /rule Hope it helps. --

[ossec-list] Re: granular e-mail options

2008-01-16 Thread Daniel Cid
Hi Tom, Just complementing Steve's response, the granular e-mail alerting are used to restrict what is being sent. All the e-mails will still go to the main address (specified in the global section), but you can restrict what the other addresses will receive (only for specified rules or for

[ossec-list] Ossec Daemons

2008-01-16 Thread George Lantz
We have several ossec servers running. We are testing now, and last night I checked and some of the daemons where off, and it was different for each server. Just curious if there is somewhere that explains what each daemon handles. I think I can guess what each one does, but just so I have a

[ossec-list] Re: How do I turn off the emails for certain rules

2008-01-16 Thread Dave Rutlidge
That's what I did to begin with, but the alert_by_email option on the original 1002 means that the email gets sent even if the rule is ignored as you suggest. So, my latest stab at getting rid of the false positives took the approach of removing the alert_by_email option from rule 1002

[ossec-list] Re: How do I turn off the emails for certain rules

2008-01-16 Thread Steve McMaster
I have local rules set up to ignore false positives on that same rule (1002) that suppress the email. Here are a few examples you can go from. rule id=14 level=3 if_sid1002/if_sid hostnamehost1/hostname program_nameslapd/program_name descriptionIgnore slapd verbose logging