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Re: very simple question about $ operand
From: "Alex Butcher, ISC/ISYS" <Alex.Butcher () bristol ac uk>
Date: Wed, 26 Jan 2005 15:21:50 +0000
--On 25 January 2005 11:59 -0500 gsr4 () excite com wrote:
I have searched the snort users manual and I cannot find the definition or meaning of the $ operand. What does this mean
In the config file? It indicates variables. 2
and why is it assumed we are supposed to know this?
It's documented on pages 12/13 of the manual. Failing that, if you'd ever done any programming in BASIC, perl, shell script, php, ..., you'd expect that to be the case.
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- very simple question about $ operand gsr4 () excite com (Jan 26)
- Re: very simple question about $ operand Alex Butcher, ISC/ISYS (Jan 26)
- Re: very simple question about $ operand Martin Roesch (Jan 26)