It worked for me on a non standard port: only the order is different
in my ossec.conf, but I dont' think this is a problem:

  <database_output>
    <hostname>x.x.x.x</hostname>
    <username>ossec</username>
    <password>yyyy</password>
    <database>ossec</database>
    <port>3307</port>
    <type>mysql</type>
  </database_output>

Before this  I also had to introduce some little change in OSSEC
source, because our default is autocommit=no.
After compiling, obviously I executed:

ossec-control enable database

Best regards
Giovanni

On 26 Ott, 16:57, ash kumar <[email protected]> wrote:
> I am trying to log to a Mysql Database using a nonstandard port. I
> tried the following configuration adding <port> on a hunch.
>
>   <database_output>
>     <hostname>192.168.2.30</hostname>
>     <port>3310</port>
>     <username>ossec_u</username>
>     <password>123xyz</password>
>     <database>ossec_db</database>
>     <type>mysql</type>
>   </database_output>
>
> I am able to restart OSSEC without any errors, but I do not see
> traffic going to the database.
>
> Have I used the right keywords or is it not possible to send to a
> mysql database on any port other than 3306?
>
> Thanks and regards
>
> Ash

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