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Re: [barnyard2-users] Re: Offering a 64bit version of Snort for Windows?


From: "Michael Steele" <michaels () winsnort com>
Date: Thu, 1 Nov 2012 09:45:05 -0400

Thanks, and looking forward to trying the new version.

Michael...

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Subject: Re: [barnyard2-users] Re: [Snort-devel] Offering a 64bit version of
Snort for Windows?

On Thu, Nov 1, 2012 at 8:17 AM, Michael Steele <michaels () winsnort com>
wrote:
I'll give 2.1.11 a try when it's released. It looks like all I'll need 
to do is add 2048 to the CACHED_MAX_EVENT in the barnyard2.conf.

in 2-1.11 we defaulted the cache size to 2048, (previous default was 256)
and the  new config directive is called  config event_cache_size or command
line option --event-cache-size.

So it would look like the following in barnyard2 config file:
config event_cache_size: 2048

or ./barnyard2 --event-cache-size 2048 ....


If you re-encounter the issue then you might need to grow the cache size.


The error that is printed will be a warning, and there is no actual
problem?


Do we need to worry about adjusting the CACHED_MAX_EVENT to anything 
other than 2048?

You can allways put a larger number, the only restriction/impact on the long
run is the memory that the process will use but since this is not
pre-allocated, you could  allways safeguard your self with a larger value.


Sometimes there are a rapid succession (5-6) of those warnings 
multiple times.

It was related to the issue stated in the previous e-mail amd its addressed
either by modifying the constant defined in spooler.c in 2-1.10 or using
2-1.11.

-elz

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