Re: Re: ACID 0.9.6b23 Search page issue

[JASON_VANKEUREN () fmc com]

I upgraded to PHP to 4.3.0.  I also had to upgrade my version of ADODB to 
get it to work, which I'm now at v. 3.10.  The query form appears to work 
now, but I'm seeing a lot of errors with the following text:

Notice:  Undefined index:  QUERY_STRING in ...\acid_state_criteria.inc on 
line 224
Notice: Uninitialized string offset: 5 in ...\acid_state_citems.inc on 
line 183
Notice:  Undefined variable:  in ....\acid_state_citems.inc on line 852
Notice:  Undefined variable:  in ....\acid_state_citems.inc on line 853

I shortened the list for brevity.  Thanks for the help so far.

Jason




Robby Desmond <rdesmond () els ucsb edu>
01/29/2003 01:22 PM

 
        To:     <Scheidell () secnap com>, <JASON_VANKEUREN () fmc com>
        cc:     <snort-users () lists sourceforge net>
        Subject:        Re: [Snort-users] Re:  ACID 0.9.6b23 Search page issue


At 11:04 AM 1/29/2003 -0500, Scheidell () secnap com wrote:

> <JASON_VANKEUREN () fmc com> wrote in message 
> news:<OF50C2FFF2.0D64F105-ON85256CBC.0082B131 () ushubs fmcweb com>...
> > I have seen the same problem with both 9.6b22 and 9.6b23 versions on 
both
> > Linux and NT web server platforms.  The first search page comes up 
okay,
> > but if you try to search using any criteria, it doesn't seem to get 
passed
> > through to the query.  Also, clicking any of the "Add" buttons returns 
the
> > form in a weird state, where not all fields are visible anymore.  I 
don't
> > know enough about the PHP code to understand what's going on, but it's
> > definitely an ACID problem.  I sent a note into their mailing list 
with no
> > response.  Any assistance would be appreciated.
>
> Yes, starting with 22, it seems the source address is 'stuck' 
> somewhere.  Look for the 'clear' button on original search page before 
you 
> go to the hext (or close acid)

Okay. I've said this before and it has worked for most people. Make sure 
you are running PHP 4.2.3 and that you check your php configuration. I was 

burned on b22 and b23 by an old version of PHP, but it all was fixed when 
I 
upgraded.

-Robby

Robert Desmond
Systems Administrator
UCSB Extended Learning Services
805-893-4906