Re: [ossec-list] Re: Deploy OSSEC agent using .deb/.rpm packages in conjunction with preloaded-vars.conf (no terminal prompt configuration).

Oh, great! I would like to see the SSM template, I think that it will be interesting for all. (at least for me) On Tuesday, July 28, 2020 at 7:15:09 AM UTC+2 m...@datarecoveryandforensics.com wrote: > root = route :) > On 7/27/20 10:13 PM, marcos wrote: > > I thought about going that root, Albe

Re: [ossec-list] Re: Deploy OSSEC agent using .deb/.rpm packages in conjunction with preloaded-vars.conf (no terminal prompt configuration).

root = route :) On 7/27/20 10:13 PM, marcos wrote: I thought about going that root, Alberto, but then I realized I need to build the package in local mode. I can write a bit about it if the community is interested. I just opted to build the OSSEC package from source using a bash script pip

Re: [ossec-list] Re: Deploy OSSEC agent using .deb/.rpm packages in conjunction with preloaded-vars.conf (no terminal prompt configuration).

I thought about going that root, Alberto, but then I realized I need to build the package in local mode. I can write a bit about it if the community is interested. I just opted to build the OSSEC package from source using a bash script piped into my fleet via AWS systems manager (for AWS Linux

[ossec-list] Re: Deploy OSSEC agent using .deb/.rpm packages in conjunction with preloaded-vars.conf (no terminal prompt configuration).

Hello I think that is not possible out of the box. You can make a script that downloads the package, install ossec, make the changes in ossec.conf with *sed* or *awk*, and restart the agent. In this repository: https://github.com/wazuh/wazuh-packages a package building tool is provided. May