Security onion support on redhat / fedora OS

[Net]

Is there any possibilities for security onion to provide installation on redhat like Linux OS

Thanks

Thanks

[Doug Burks]

Hi Net,

Unfortunately, that's not something we can support right now. Is
there some reason you can't use Ubuntu?

Thanks,
Doug

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[Doug Burks]

Hi Ryan,

That issue appears to be for Ubuntu 11.10. I don't see any mention of
Ubuntu 12.04.

Thanks,
Doug

On Sat, Dec 8, 2012 at 8:42 AM, Ryan Hays <hays...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Doug before the newest 12.04 release comes out you may want to look into
> this issue with Dell PE 2950s I know I have seen a few users myuself
> included using them as sensor boxes.
>
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/897243
>
> The kernel packaged with ubuntu does not like these machines and it forces a
> hard reset during the installation.

> Ryan Hays
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> --Dylan Thomas

[Doug Burks]

Have you submitted an issue to Ubuntu so that they can fix it?

Thanks,
Doug

On Sat, Dec 8, 2012 at 8:51 AM, Ryan Hays <hays...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Well I can tell you 12.04 does not boot. :)

[Doug Burks]

Please submit a bug to Ubuntu to get some eyes on this issue.

Thanks,
Doug

On Sat, Dec 8, 2012 at 8:52 AM, Ryan Hays <hays...@gmail.com> wrote:
> I have about 10 of them and none of them want to boot 12.04 I'm still
> working on getting the other kernels installed to test those.

>
>
> On Sat, Dec 8, 2012 at 8:51 AM, Ryan Hays <hays...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Well I can tell you 12.04 does not boot. :)
>>
>>

[jcro...@uic.edu]

Hello Doug,

My University also is a RHEL 6.0 environment.

I see there are some issues with SELinux and Ruby installations.
https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/snorby/fbdAEBu-VYY

[Matt Gregory]

Sorry, Security Onion is currently only supported on Ubuntu 12.04 and its variants, such as Xubuntu (which the official ISO is built on). Your mileage may (will) vary on other plarforms.

Matt

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[Jeremy Hoel]

Hey, I know that message! :-) We run a lot of the same tools as SO
on CentOS 6.x and have no problems. I read this group and use SO at
home to compare some of the differences. If there are questions about
some of the tools or deployment of them, hit me up off list, or in
another forum. Just to keep this list SO related.

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[LinuxDan]

Hey, Jeremy -- HOW do I contact you off-list to talk about SO tools in RHEL ? The "Respond privately" option does not appear to be available.

[Rene Bon Ciric]

Ok, guys. I'm all into these thngs on CentOS 7.

I will be working on a CentOS 7 implementation of the packages managed by security onion.

First things first; I need to get a list of software currently on SO and cross-check with Fedora's repos.

Later on, analyze licencing and see if they fit in Fedora and, lastly, package everything for Fedora with EPEL compatibility.

If anyone is interested in helping, let me know. I'll see if a git repo is relevant; for the kickstarts.

Why? Well, I'm biased; what can I say? ;)