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scowles

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  1. I have completed installing and configuring for PulledPork. Now I see all of these SO_RULES in the snort.conf file. They are all commented out. I am not catching any events. I see no other rules in snort.conf other than SO_RULEs. Are there supposed to be regular rules there? If yes, how do I get them there? I have started to read- SO_Rules are not compatible with Windows.
  2. Yes, I have rebooted many times. Results of the requested command run are attached. Thanks.
  3. Here's the result of my going back and executing the instructions more carefully-
  4. Morpheus, Thanks. Good recommendation but I think the registry might be where the issue is?
  5. I got all the way through the How to Install This Windows Intrusion Detection System (WinIDS) tutorial and was getting thousands of alerts. But, I always had to manually start snort from the command line. Barnyard 2 always started automatically.
  6. Using the commands in the tutorial to install snort as a service this is the path I end up with. Is it correct? The service won't start and results in- "Windows could not start the Snort service on Local Computer" "Path to executable:" "d:\winids\Snort\bin\snort /SERVICE"
  7. The configuration of Pulled Pork installation is verified. Now testing update of rules and signatures using Pulledpork. The attachment shows the error that results from the test. I have gone to the referenced line numbers shown in the error message but have not been able to determine a resolution. Please advise.
  8. Is there some type of message to acknowledge that the command has completed? perl d:\winids\pulledpork\pulledpork.pl -c d:\winids\pulledpork\etc\pulledpork.conf -T The first time I've run it, seems to be stuck at "Prepping rules from opensource.gz for work...." for hours now.
  9. Update: I've successfully completed the Barnyard2 testing with a good result. Thanks.
  10. This has NOT been resolved by correcting configuration errors. Barnyard2 fails with "ERROR: database connection to database 'snort' failed Barnyard2 exiting database: Closing connection to database "snort" Postresql Error Msg.docx
  11. Good thought. However, I took your advice and did DROP DATABASE snort successfully and then created it again. Same result- The Barnyard2 configuration test fails with the following result- ERROR: database Connection to database 'snort' failed Fatal Error, exiting database: Closing connection to database "snort" Note also: I can connect to the snort database as user postgres via '\connect snort;' Any further suggestions for resolving would be appreciated.
  12. After checking and double-checking the Barnyard2.conf file which is including the line 'output database: log, postgresql, user=snort password=l0gg3r dbname=snort host=winids sensor_name=WinIDS-Home' The Barnyard2 configuration test fails with the following result- ERROR: database Connection to database 'snort' failed Fatal Error, exiting database: Closing connection to database "snort" Any suggestions for resolving would be appreciated.
  13. One more command under the install tutorial heading of "Creating the Windows Intrusion Detection System Database Tables " \i d:/temp/snort_user.sql; the result is WARNING: sequence "reference_ref_id_seq" only supports USAGE, SELECT, and UPDATE privileges but after that I get GRANT Is that the expected result?
  14. Thank you. Reversing the slashes as you suggested and keeping the semi-colon worked...so far
  15. When I try to run the command \i d:\winids\barnyard2\schemas\create_postgresql; or try to run any of the other \i commands under the install tutorial heading of "Creating the Windows Intrusion Detection System Database Tables " the result is always "d:: Permission denied" I've tried many things to try and get around this blockage but I've not been successful. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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