[Cooker-firewall] Bug in snort.conf

[Stephen Thomas]

In RC1 the snort.conf file sets up the home ethernet address as just " /32" 
There is no IP address listed and when you go to start snort it fails. The 
other IP addresses are filled in OK but the home address is not.

Steve

RE: [Cooker-firewall] Scott A Mchenry/CIV/CSC is out of the office.

[Don Head]

>:~>I will be out of the office starting  04/12/2001 and will not return
until
>:~>04/23/2001.
> 
> And you will not receive any more emails from this list...
> 
> Btw, when will You folks stop using braindead auroresponders which keep
> replying to mailing lists??? Just in case someone else needs an inteligent
> autoresponder, here is the description:
> 
> http://mandrakeforum.com/article.php?sid=123&lang=en

Unfortunately, it's us people forced to use this thing
called Outlook. =(


My Outlook for today:

High chance of system vulnerability, increasing in the
afternoon with e-mail showers.  Overnight low
vulnerabilities with pissed-off mailing list subscribers
complaining about autoresponders.


I could get a job on TechTV as an e-mail weather
correspondant.


Don Head
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Re: [Cooker-firewall] Scott A Mchenry/CIV/CSC is out of the office.

[Denis HAVLIK]

:~>I will be out of the office starting  04/12/2001 and will not return until
:~>04/23/2001.

And you will not receive any more emails from this list...

Btw, when will You folks stop using braindead auroresponders which keep
replying to mailing lists??? Just in case someone else needs an inteligent
autoresponder, here is the description:

http://mandrakeforum.com/article.php?sid=123&lang=en

have fun.

Denis
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[Cooker-firewall] Prelude 0.3 beta 1 released.

[Yoann Vandoorselaere]

[resent because of mailling list problem that should be corrected now]


Hi folks,

I just released Prelude 0.3 beta 1 which is available for download at :
http://perso.mandrakesoft.com/~yoann/projects/prelude/download/beta/prelude-0.3b1.tar.gz

This is a major update,
please test it heavilly and report me any BUG you can find.

Also, I wish to thanks :

- Jeremie Brebec <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,
- Mathieu Toussaint <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
- Laurent Oudot  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,

for adding OpenSSL support to Prelude / Prelude report.

- Odile Darmet <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>,

for helping me with HTML output (htmlmod),
and for being patient with me while I was doing computing late at night. :)


***


The following feature have been integrated
(note that I probably forgot some) :

* On demand SSL authentication / encryption
  between Prelude client and the Report Server.

* Html reporting plugin.

* Prelude Report Server optimisation,
  try to not duplicate operation between report plugins.

* Prelude Report now use getopt_long.

* Prelude Backup interface was completly reworked, and now work.
  * Use sendfile under Linux, after recovering the connection,
to send the report.

* Possibility to keep the private Prelude / Prelude Report
  key unencrypted, to avoid to enter a password each time
  you start one of them. (especially bothering when they are
  automatically started at boot).

* Negotiation between client and server for usage of :
  - XDR.
  - SSL.

* Prelude can now compile without SSL/XDR.

* Portability fix, trying to make Prelude work on Solaris.

* Redesigned the Plugin Option interface.

* All plugin now at least have enable / disable option
  and can be configured throught the config file.



*** Bugfix ***


* Set SO_REUSEADDR option on inet socket
  (avoid address already in use error).

* Prelude Report now test if the UNIX socket exist and *is*
  connected to know if it should start a new server or simply
  exit. (This was preventing Prelude Report to start after it
  got killed).

* Ip defragmentation stack wasn't working in stock 0.2 release.

* A possible configuration engine segfault.

* Asynchronous thread should *not* call the EPIPE handler itself.
  - This was making connection recovering impossible.

* Bug that prevented to detect the interface layer to use.
  (Couldn't work for other thing than EN10MB).

* And a lot of other bugfix.


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MandrakeSoft | late.   -- Mark Twain