I think I'm getting closer. I start up the service psad service (service psad
start) then looking at the pids in the /var/run/psad/files. They are all
updated.
The psad process is correct. It's in the psadwatched side of things that it's
not detecting the running process and spawning. Is tha
Thanks Mike, If you could take a shot at it I would be greatly appreciative.
I'm not sure I have the chops to pull it off properly and it should probably be
something that gets fed back in upstream.
Thanks,
Tim
> Thanks for sending the init script over. That script looks to be the cause
of t
On Tue, Feb 4, 2014 at 9:36 AM, fddi wrote:
> Thanks Mike,
>
> How was psad installed on your system?
>
> I took the latest src.rpm from the Fedora 20 repo and rebuilt it on RHEL6 -
> which makes sense that the latest Fedora is using the newer style compared to
> RHEL6. I bet it would have bee
Thanks Mike,
How was psad installed on your system?
I took the latest src.rpm from the Fedora 20 repo and rebuilt it on RHEL6 -
which makes sense that the latest Fedora is using the newer style compared to
RHEL6. I bet it would have been a clean install on RHEL7 beta.
Here is the init s
On Mon, Feb 3, 2014 at 5:23 PM, fddi wrote:
> Hi,
>
Hello Tim,
> I'm trying to get psad working on RHEL6.5.
>
> I am using the generic psad.conf file with IPV6 disabled. I have rsyslog
> configured and running.
>
> (a rebuilt src.rpm from Fedora 20)
>
> My version is:
> [+] psad v2.2.1 b
