Hi Pete,
Agreed, with WGET it gets quite a bit complicated (because it really doesn't
understand the GZ format). That's why you currently have to override the
filename, call it GZ, then call GZIP to unzip it. I've come to the
conclusion that it's not worth the trouble with WGET (as you surmised,
Hi Pete,
I'm running a Sniffer service on a secondary system so that I can test my
rulebase update script. After I changed to curl (to maintain the server
timestamps), I'm now seeing the following in the status.minute.log:
rulebase utc=20081008183610 /
active utc=20081008183610 /
Hello Andy,
Wednesday, October 8, 2008, 12:52:59 PM, you wrote:
Hi,
After resolving the issues with UTC vs. local time (apparently the Sniffer service doesnt actually use a version identifier inside the SNF file, but relies on the Windows file date to determine what rulebase version
Hi,
Yes, recent Windows curl builds will convert between UTC and local time.
I was just caught off-guard, that Sniffer is using an external datum which
is subject for wanted or unwanted manipulation for something as crucial as
determining the file version of the rule base? If (due to copying
