D,
The commenting of that line is likely related to this:
https://github.com/Security-Onion-Solutions/security-onion/issues/1062
I would try looking for errors in /var/log/nsm/[hostname-interface]/snortu-x.log
Are you able to see any recent alerts in Squert or ELSA?
Last, try changing the following line in pulledpork.conf and re-run rule-update to see if that helps:
local_rules=/etc/nsm/rules/local.rules,/etc/nsm/rules/decoder-events.rules,/etc/nsm/rules/stream-events.rules,/etc/nsm/rules/http-events.rules,/etc/nsm/rules/smtp-events.rules
to
local_rules=/etc/nsm/rules/local.rules
Ref: https://github.com/Security-Onion-Solutions/security-onion/issues/1073
Thanks,
Wes
Thanks for getting back to me.
For background, I switched from using Snort to Suricata about a month ago and made the changes noted in the FAQ's. Things went smoothly with the changeover.
I checked the snortu-x log and found no errors.
I am getting alerts from the downloaded rules, but nothing from local.rules. I find the line "include $RULE_PATH/local.rules" in snort.conf and "- local.rules" in suricata both commented out. When I enable one or the other, they re-comment themselves out.
The line change suggested for pulledpork.conf was already in place.
D,
Since you are now running Suricata, you'll want to try checking /var/log/nsm/[hostname-interface]/suricata.log for errors.
Also, please attach the output of sostat-redacted for the machine, attaching as a text file, or using a service like Pastebin.com.
Thanks,
Wes
Being something of a Pavlovian dog I was still focusing on snort logs. I took a look in the suricata.log and found errors in my rule syntax. Fixing that got the rules to start firing, but I am still confused because local.rules still comments itself out in suricata.yaml and snort.conf. Are the local.rules called from somewhere else?
I included the sostat even though the issue is fixed, in case it is helpful. I can turn up the verbosity in necessary.
Thanks!
D
I found an error in the log and
D,
PulledPork 0.7.3 already copies local.rules to downloaded.rules, so it is not necessary to include local.rules in the Snort/Suricata configuration files.
See: https://groups.google.com/d/topic/security-onion/-kedlgAxri8/discussion
Thanks,
Wes
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