One more I forgot to mention:

- It would be great to see OSSEC backing up *all* conf files, rules,
decoder.xml, and anything else that a user may have modified when performing
an upgrade. I've *easily* forgotten to back-up these individual files more
than once and it would save a lot of frustration to have a flag and script
to do this in install.sh





On Wed, Oct 20, 2010 at 10:21 AM, Jeremy Lee <[email protected]> wrote:

> - I know this has been covered, but more flexibility in *where* OSSEC can
> store logs. I understand that it's *locked* down/chrooted to its own
> directory, etc. But would be great to give more flexibility and options for
> logging.
>
> - Continued development and improvements to the OSSEC WUI! Or further
> cooperation with OSSIM integration, etc. Having a tried and true front-end
> UI (for analysis, agent management, configuration, alerting, etc) would be
> so helpful!
>
> - Further flexibility/ability to push ossec.conf file to agents. I know
> this has already been talked about, but I really feel it would be useful.
> Practical example: the default ossec.conf runs syscheck every 72900 seconds.
> To change this you have to go onto every box w/ OSSEC and modify it. Now, I
> understand it's good to have a mass deployment tool and that it's best
> practice, but in my experience there are a lot of companies that don't
> follow "best practices" - should they simply not use OSSEC because of this?
> On top of that, in my opinion, the ossec.conf is strictly related to and in
> scope of OSSEC. And since OSSEC can push an agent.conf, I think it should
> have the ability to push the ossec.conf as well. Either that or we should
> have the option to 'disable' the local ossec.conf and let the agent.conf
> override it.
>
>
>
> On Wed, Oct 20, 2010 at 9:55 AM, cristian paul peƱaranda rojas <
> [email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Lack of good comand line search tool to look trought alert logs archives
>> (imagine doing that after 12 moths of operation !!)
>>
>> Graphs, all people like then, we have text reports, but what about
>> csv-like reports that later can be visualized usign a chart?
>>
>> Is not a pain but wizadr-like interface for making decors, may be
>> soemthign like txt2regex for ossec really help to newbies
>>
>> (May be this i'm not updated on this one) But better power in how to
>> define when run remote commands and integrity checks, i meant customer
>> what control that ossec do all time in a like-schedulle way, not the
>> simple intervals
>>
>>
>> regards :)
>>
>>
>>
>>
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