Hello:
In message <5522cad9.5020...@gmail.com>,
Leonard Lawton writes:
>After a jump rule is matched in the "main" sec configuration, but does
>not match any rules in the included config where the join-cfset is
>located, how can I continue processing that rule in the "main" config?
I think this would work:
main.conf
type = options
joincfset = main
procallin = yes
[...]
type = jump
[...]
cfset = join-cfset
label = event_already_seen_by_above_rules
join.conf
# at end of file
type = jump
[...]
cfset = main
continue = GOTO event_already_seen_by_above_rules
I.E. make the main config file part of a cf set and make sure all
events will go through it. At the end of the join cf set add a jump
rule that will jump into the main config file after the rule that
redirected event processing to the join.conf file (hence the need for
label/goto label).
If the jump rule at the end of join.conf is matched, the event wasn't
processed/consumed by any of the rules in that file.. Then the label
placed just after that rule in the main file will cause the jump to
the main cfset to bypass that rule and continue in the main file.
A second way to do this would be to use a context on the main jump
rule and jump to the main config file from the join.conf file setting
a context that stops the main jump rule from matching again. You will
need to make sure the context is destroyed when the next event
arrives.
Now having said this, I claim it is a *very* bad idea to do this. It
would be very easy to set up an infinite loop and stop all the
analysis. I always set up my rules so that they form a tree (well
simple digraph without loops) so I can be sure that any event will
always exit the analysis.
SEC will not (and really can not) protect you if you set up loops.
Good luck and wishing you a loop free ruleset.
--
-- rouilj
John Rouillard
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