I think I might start from scratch.  Do you guys have any beta stuff to
test.  I can run it on my new box?

>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2/5/2007 4:13:30 PM >>>
I have never seen that before.  Maybe snort was already running so it
could not lock the file?

On 2/5/07, Bill Roth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> ok, I put a new box together with enough memory for snort (the BTX
issue
> which was stupid to ask, so sorry), and here is a sample of my logs. 
I
> am not sure what all of this means, but it doesn't look good.
>
> snort2c[864]: SIGTERM received - exiting
> Feb 5 13:57:32 snort2c[864]: SIGTERM received - exiting
> Feb 5 13:57:32 snort[851]: Daemon parent exiting
> Feb 5 13:57:32 snort[851]: Daemon parent exiting
> Feb 5 13:57:30 snort[851]: Child exited unexpectedly
> Feb 5 13:57:30 snort[851]: Child exited unexpectedly
> Feb 5 13:57:29 snort[866]: FATAL ERROR: Failed to Lock PID File
> "/var/run//snort_fxp0.pid" for PID "866"
> Feb 5 13:57:29 snort[866]: FATAL ERROR: Failed to Lock PID File
> "/var/run//snort_fxp0.pid" for PID "866"
> Feb 5 13:57:29 snort[866]: PID path stat checked out ok, PID path
set
> to /var/run/
> Feb 5 13:57:29 snort[866]: PID path stat checked out ok, PID path
set
> to /var/run/
> Feb 5 13:57:29 snort[866]: Var 'fxp0_ADDRESS' redefined
> Feb 5 13:57:29 snort[866]: Var 'fxp0_ADDRESS' redefined
> Feb 5 13:57:29 snort[851]: Initializing daemon mode
> Feb 5 13:57:29 snort[851]: Initializing daemon mode
> Feb 5 13:57:29 snort[851]: , value = 192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0
> Feb 5 13:57:29 snort[851]: , value = 192.168.1.0/255.255.255.0
> Feb 5 13:57:29 snort[851]: Var 'fxp0_ADDRESS' defined, value len =
25
> chars
> Feb 5 13:57:29 snort[851]: Var 'fxp0_ADDRESS' defined, value len =
25
> chars
> Feb 5 13:57:29 snort[851]: Warning: flowbits key 'ms_sql_seen_dns'
is
> checked but not ever set.
> Feb 5 13:57:29 snort[851]: Warning: flowbits key 'ms_sql_seen_dns'
is
> checked but not ever set.
> Feb 5 13:57:29 snort[851]: Warning: flowbits key 'fkwp_conn_suc_cts'
is
> set but not ever checked.
> Feb 5 13:57:29 snort[851]: Warning: flowbits key 'fkwp_conn_suc_cts'
is
> set but not ever checked.
> Feb 5 13:57:29 snort[851]: Warning: flowbits key
> 'backdoor.charon.download.log.1' is checked but not ever set.
> Feb 5 13:57:29 snort[851]: Warning: flowbits key
> 'backdoor.charon.download.log.1' is checked but not ever set.
> Feb 5 13:57:29 snort[851]: Warning: flowbits key
> 'optixlite_fai_conn_cts' is set but not ever checked.
> Feb 5 13:57:29 snort[851]: Warning: flowbits key
> 'optixlite_fai_conn_cts' is set but not ever checked.
> Feb 5 13:57:29 snort[851]: Warning: flowbits key
'dce.bind.netware_cs'
> is checked but not ever set.
> Feb 5 13:57:29 snort[851]: Warning: flowbits key
'dce.bind.netware_cs'
> is checked but not ever set.
> Feb 5 13:57:29 snort[851]: Warning: flowbits key 'odf.file' is set
but
> not ever checked.
> Feb 5 13:57:29 snort[851]: Warning: flowbits key 'odf.file' is set
but
> not ever checked.
> Feb 5 13:57:29 snort[851]: Warning: flowbits key 'dce.bind.veritas'
is
> set but not ever checked.
> Feb 5 13:57:29 snort[851]: Warning: flowbits key 'dce.bind.veritas'
is
> set but not ever checked.
>
>
>
> >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2/5/2007 11:23 AM >>>
> On 2/5/07, Bill Roth <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > is 512 enough?  or should I move to a system that has 1 gig?
>
> I would follow what the release caveats page states.
>
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