Hi Terry,

 

Absolutely!!! I'd be very happy to work with you on the documentation.
Since my configuration is based on Linux we could work together to put
updated documentation in place for both platforms. PDF or Wiki would be
brilliant. 

 

Once I'm up to speed on how Capture-HPC functions firsthand I'd like to
contribute more to the mail list and answer questions as needed. I
completely understand where Christian is coming from....we all have
full-time jobs so the more help support the project the better.

 

Christian.....I'll scour the archives for some examples of setting up
the EXL files. Hopefully I find what I'm looking for.

 

All the best.

 

Andre

 

From: capture-hpc-boun...@public.honeynet.org
[mailto:capture-hpc-boun...@public.honeynet.org] On Behalf Of Terry
MacDonald
Sent: Thursday, January 28, 2010 2:21 PM
To: General discussion list for Capture-HPC users
Subject: Re: [Capture-HPC] A few questions from a noob

 

Hi Christian,

I was thinking about ways of contributing to the Capture-HPC project in
some way as you guys have made such a good piece of kit. So I was
wondering if I'd be able to help out with some of the doocumentation? If
Andre is keen as well maybe we could try getting some of this down into
a PDF or Wiki page to help with others who want to set it up (also stop
you getting asked so many qiestions over and over).

I've made up some documentation already regarding compilation of
Capture-HPC client for windows, Capture-HPC server for linux (not my
strong point)  and Capture-HPC Server for windows. Have also started on
configuration notes for them all as well. Would you mind if Andre and I
worked on this? It would mean that we may have some questions to ask
you, but at least they'll only get asked once? 

As my company are using Capture-HPC on ESXi I have included some of the
changes that need to be made to get it to run on that in the docs,
including how to compile it differently. 

Terry MacDonald



2010/1/29 Christian Seifert <christian.seif...@gmail.com>

Andre, thanks for the feedback. 

 

I agree with you that the documentation could be improved. Do you want
to take a crack at it and send me updated readme files. I will include
them into 3.0.1.

 

As per you question re snapshot: login as the user you have defined in
your config and take a snapshot.

 

The exl...if you search through the archive, I am sure you will find
one. Also, if you read the paper on Capture-BAT, it may give you the
info you are looking for.

 

Cheers,

 

Christian 




On Jan 28, 2010, at 11:32 AM, "Andre Hall" <ah...@westcoast.com> wrote:

        Hello all,

         

         

        Christian, I wanted to thank you again for the help you provided
last week in getting my Capture-HPC box running.

         

        My only feedback might be updating the documentation. Although
it does provide general instructions on installation I think it could be
more specific in what is the recommended requirements for those of us
using Linux as the host OS. If a more defined standard was in place this
would help out a lot. It was challenging to find a compatible Linux
flavor (kernel version) that I could install VMWare 1.0.7.  I'm using
Fedora 8 and 9 - both running on the kernel versions from the install
DVD. I wasted a couple days after realizing updating the systems' kernel
would eliminate my chances of install.

        When I've hammered out my setup of Capture I'd  be more than
willing to contribute what I've collected from my experiences with the
installation. I'm a n00b in this research too and I think it would be
helpful as it will help this project expand.  

         

         

        I have a questions. 

        Snapshots:

        I guessing if it really matters or not. Should the VM snapshots
be taken at the logon screen or after?  Silly question but I have to
ask.

         

        Exclusions (EXL Files)/Applications.conf

        This  one presents some challenges for me at the moment. I'm
trying to get a better understanding of setting up these files and to
reduce or eliminate false positives during the site crawl.  As an
example my current VM has the following apps installed: Adobe Air, Adobe
Acrobat, Adobe Flash Plugin, and Java 6 Update 15. Which of these will
needs entries in the exl files and which will only need to be entered
into the Applications.conf  file? I'm guessing Adobe Acrobat will be
enter in the Applications.conf since I've read that in the
documentation.  I'm also confused by the syntax (+, -, \\) I need to use
to enter into the each files.  Can someone please provide an example of
their current exl files or with an example in response to my email. Much
appreciated. This has been quite a bit of a learning curve for me.

         

         

        Andre Hall 

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