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Re: 2 bugs in ACID v0.9.6b17


From: roman () danyliw com
Date: Fri, 2 Nov 2001 10:34:37 US/Eastern

Hard-coding URLs into ACID was never a good idea.  ACID used to hardcode
links to a ports database, traceroute front-end, and whois server.
In 0.9.6b16 and 0.9.6b17, various configuration variables were introduced
so that the user could configure and maintain the links to external sites.

 o $external_whois_link
 o $external_dns_link
 o $external_all_link
 o $external_port_link

A configurable method to set the URL for the external references allows
users to chose their preferred lookup site, as well as allows for much easier
updating should a URL change.

Erik: If you have a version of ACID which still used
"snort.org/Database/portsearch.asp?number=" for port lookups, it is older
than 0.9.6b16.  You may want to consider upgrading.

Brian: Thanks for confirming the new Snort ports database URL.  It is
indeed the one that was already configured in the sample configuration
file.  Incidentally, I had not noticed that I could also search by name.
This is quite useful.  I searched "ssh" and got back the obvious 22/tcp
and 22/udp, but also 510/tcp (t0rnkit-sshd), etc.

cheers,
Roman

On Fri, 2 Nov 2001, 'Brian ' wrote:

According to Erik Melander:
The link I follow from ACID to snort.org does not
work(http://www.snort.org/Database/portsearch.asp?number=)
I get the error these are not the pages you are looking for.
If it is the case that snort.org is more recent, then I guess
ACID should not point to portsdb.org anymore :)

Thats cause that is from the old site.

http://www.snort.org/ports.html?port=PORTNUMBER

You can use names or numbers.

-brian



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