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Darren,
with thre risk of starting a flamwar ..
However for syslog-reliable, as good as the protocol is, there are no
implementations yet!
And you didn't implement it because ?
As said, NO
S-R is to complex to implement _*_ for us _*_ ( my custumor the _user_) !
Our implemenation is based
it, on BSDEuroCon 2002
See
http://2002.eurobsdcon.org/
http://2002.eurobsdcon.org/papers/#mietus
http://2002.eurobsdcon.org/papers/mietus_presentation.pdf
Email mee for more info
--ALbert Mietus
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Hello All,
To keep you informed, I have uploaded my implementation of syslog-sign
(based on draft-07) to sourceforge.
Info can be found on
http://sourceforge.net/projects/syslog-sec/
Note: Today (April 4), the CVS Repository does contain incorrect files.
It is corrected, but it will
, but the mail of Chris has shown me we are allowed
to improve syslog. I think this simple change is a big improvement! (Let
face it, the current name/numers are old)
--ALbert Mietus
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, we (Renair and me) agree we agree
on most issues. So please don't misread our discussion!
--ALbert Mietus
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"Alex" == Alex Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Alex [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: "Time synchronization is _definitely_ outside
Alex the scope of a logging protocol."
Actually, _I_ said that.
Alex I agree that there should be as few protocol dependencies in the solutions
Ale
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features like a calendar, shared web links, etc."
Having got my network support people in motion to get the list hosted here,
"Roger" == Roger Marquis [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Roger A few suggestions for /etc/syslog.conf:
Roger * default location remains /etc/syslog.conf,
No. New semantics, new name. Using an old name for a new thing is a _very_
bad idea.
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"cstone" == cstone [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
cstone Keeping backwards compatibility with traditional syslog by accepting
cstone its UDP messages is a useful goal--I don't really like the idea
cstone of running two syslog daemons speaking two entirely different protocols
This is
"Darren" == Darren Reed [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Re: transit timestamps
Darren I have one problem with this: it requires changes/additions to the
Darren original message. This poses some obvious problems when you start
Darren adding MAC's of the original message, etc, to what's
is document is primarily concerned with security issues in network
logging. Other related issues in UNIX system and network administration
are not within its scope.
12. References
[TBS]
13. Author's Address
Alexander S Brown
3Com Modular Systems Division
Three 3Com Drive
Marlborough MA 01752
Phone: (508) 323-2283
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Appendix
syslog(3)
syslog.conf(5)
Iv?n Arce [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
"... an auditor client is an agent that retrieves logged data from the
syslog server and
presents it for visualization either by a human being or a program."
This is an important point - in security defense, detection and response
shou
"Andreas" == Andreas Siegert [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Andreas Quoting Roger Marquis ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) on Wed, Oct 20, 1999 at 09:49:00AM
-0700:
Bennett Todd [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
While the focus of this design effort is on security, my biggest concern
is p
Looks like Notes dropped the body of Reagle's reply. Grrr. -- Alex
Kriss Andsten [EMAIL PROTECTED] replied to my reply:
" applications. If you invent your own encoding, you will have to do
your own parsers; because coding errors in such things are the most
vulnerable feature of existing protocol implementations (esp. syslogd)
reusing docum
G! - A.
From: "Joseph M. Reagle Jr." [EMAIL PROTECTED] on 10/27/99 04:08 PM GMT
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At 11:16 99/10/27 -0400, Alex Brown wrote:
(1) Comments? Do you know of related work?
Alex, I don't know
"Roger" == Roger Marquis [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Roger Again, from the perspective of an administrator, 5 bytes of timezone
Roger info cab be a great help in a number of ways. For reports it is much
Roger easier than determining the source timezone by looking at the source
Roge
an electronic written copy of the transparency, or of other
material, for the BOF minutes.
I will also be serving as BOF secretary -- if there is a volunteer planning
to attend who can assist, that would be greatly appreciated.
Alex Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] +1 508 323 2283
NB: I will be away from my
As usual, Notes mail has got line terminations wrong. Here's an attachment
version of the text file.
(See attached file: draft-syslog-bcp.txt)
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Network
cure email
message formats? No guarantee any of them would fit in a UDP packet.
This is all a ripe topic for discussion around the BOF.
Alex Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] +1 508 323 2283
NB: I will be away from my desk much of this week; I can be reached most
easily at:
Alex Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'll arrive in DC on Monday afternoon but have to leave on Thursday
afternoon. Would you like to get together before the BoF? I'm staying
at the Marriott.
I'm arriving Monday evening and am booked at the IETF's hotel on New
Hampshire Ave - can't remember the name right now. I will
James Bind (JB)
is actually Jim Binder.
N promised more information in the draft 3FC; no commitments on date due
to travel and conflicting activities.
(AB also reported briefly on progress on the IETF BOF on syslog security.)
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a great deal for that
bandwidth, I think I should make it available on demand.
Alex Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] +1 508 323 2283
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Hi
Thanks very much - I appreciate the help, and it will look great to have us
working together.
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NB: I will be away from my desk much of this week; I can be reached most
easily at:
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"Ch
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will remain as a mirror of the new location.
Alex Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] +1 508 323 2283
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(1) Send "subscribe syslog-sec" to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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(2) Anonymous FTP to ftp.3com-ne.com, directory /pub/syslog-
. Results of the BOF will be posted
here as available.
Thanks again for your interest and participation --
Alex Brown [EMAIL PROTECTED] +1 508 323 2283
SYSLOG - Security Issues in Network Event Logging BOF
Security Issues in Network Event Logging BOF (syslog)
Wednesday, November 10 at 1530-1730
"Mark" == Mark D Roth [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Mark Another possible difference between syslogd-syslogd transfers and
Mark process-syslogd transfers is the fsync() interval. Since the
Mark receiving syslogd cannot send an ACK until it's fsync()'ed its queue
Mark file(s), we wil
d by Chris Calabrese,
although using the xmldsig work "one may be able to provide confidentiality
with minimal to no changes."
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