Mark Martinec wrote the following on 16/12/2006 01:35:
> Alan,
>
>> In 2.4.4 I've uncommented the "# , p0f=?" in the sql statement. As this is
>> not logging into the p0f field in msgs I presumed some additional changes
>> are still required?
>
> The ->execute part of the patch is needed too.
>
Alan,
> In 2.4.4 I've uncommented the "# , p0f=?" in the sql statement. As this is
> not logging into the p0f field in msgs I presumed some additional changes
> are still required?
The ->execute part of the patch is needed too.
Here is the same patch, but made against 2.4.4:
--- amavisd~Mon
Mark Martinec wrote the following on 17/10/2006 13:51:
>
> You mean how to store p0f fingerprint to SQL logging database?
>
> Try the following:
>
> - add a field 'p0f' to table msgs:
> ALTER TABLE msgs ADD p0f varchar(255) DEFAULT '';
>
> - and apply the following change to amavisd:
>
>
Mark Martinec wrote the following on 17/10/2006 15:47:
> Alan,
>
>> I was trying to make sure I understood how you implemented
>> $policy_bank{'MYNETS'}{os_fingerprint_method} = undef;
>> when the policies are in SQL tables.
>
> Don't mix policy banks with SQL lookup policy table. There is
Alan,
> I was trying to make sure I understood how you implemented
> $policy_bank{'MYNETS'}{os_fingerprint_method} = undef;
> when the policies are in SQL tables.
Don't mix policy banks with SQL lookup policy table. There is
an unfortuate similarity in names, but these are two unrelated
con
Mark Martinec wrote the following on 17/10/2006 14:55:
> Alan,
>
>> I was checking if a field needs to be added to the policy table so that
>> sql_select_policy would handle os_fingerprint_method as required.
>
> No new fields are needed in SQL tables in order for p0f to work.
>
> See RELEASE_NO
Alan,
> I was checking if a field needs to be added to the policy table so that
> sql_select_policy would handle os_fingerprint_method as required.
No new fields are needed in SQL tables in order for p0f to work.
See RELEASE_NOTES, search for where p0f was introduced.
Mark
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Mark Martinec wrote the following on 17/10/2006 13:51:
> Alan,
>
>> Has anyone posted information on how to update the (my)sql tables to
>> support p0f?
>
> You mean how to store p0f fingerprint to SQL logging database?
>
> Try the following:
>
> - add a field 'p0f' to table msgs:
> ALTER T
Alan,
> Has anyone posted information on how to update the (my)sql tables to
> support p0f?
You mean how to store p0f fingerprint to SQL logging database?
Try the following:
- add a field 'p0f' to table msgs:
ALTER TABLE msgs ADD p0f varchar(255) DEFAULT '';
- and apply the following chang
Has anyone posted information on how to update the (my)sql tables to support
p0f?
thanks
Alan
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