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Re: preprocessor stream5_global prune_log_max 0


From: elof () sentor se
Date: Thu, 28 May 2015 12:19:00 +0200 (CEST)

On Wed, 27 May 2015, Victor Roemer wrote:
Yes, I did review changes (patches) not long ago for the logging.
I (personally) do not know when shipping is scheduled- sorry..

Thanks!


---

Noted that you're really keen for this change- have you considered deleting 
the
couple lines of code in src/preprocessors/Stream6/snort_stream_tcp.c
(search for the string "S5: Session" etc..)? It is pretty straight forward
delete of LogMessage() function calls.

Yes, I have considered it (over the year(s)) but the current workaround, 
dropping the log events in the syslog daemon, works. So my incentive to 
manage a custom-built port has been too low. :)

/Elof


On 5/27/15 10:48, elof () sentor se wrote:

Hi!

Did you check? Are the changes checked in? Roughly when is the next major 
release?

/Elof


On Fri, 27 Mar 2015, Victor Roemer wrote:

Elof, I'm aware of changes to Snort which we've added new "config:"
options to make Stream5 less noisy. I'll have to check but they should
be in the next major release.

~Victor

On 03/27/15 9:20, elof () sentor se wrote:
Will this bug ever be fixed?

See my initial report from 2 years ago, 
http://seclists.org/snort/2013/q1/952
and the proposed solution by Gregory in 
http://seclists.org/snort/2013/q1/967

I tried to mute the flood of prune-messages by setting prune_log_max to 
1073741824, but it still spam my syslog. :(

Perhaps you should review the logging mechanism? I think setting
prune_log_max to either 0 or the maximum value should disable the logging
completely.




I then tried an even higher value, to make it shut up, but then I get:

snort[64286]: FATAL ERROR: snort.conf(178) => Invalid Prune Log Max. 
Must be 0 (disabled) or between 1024 and 1073741824


So I revert back to filtering the spam in my syslog-conf instead. :-/

/Elof


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