Snort inilization failure
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Yep, me. I've only been running SNORT.
Although I will add Squid as soon as it becomes available again.
acs uses significantly less memory for me too and also works as intended. Thank coldfusion
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Question is, why?
No idea. This is now a SNORT issue and this should be asked on their lists.
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I think the latest version of SNORT (2.6.1.1) fixes this issue
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Not sure if this fixes our issue.
This is the issue solved in 2.6.1.1: "Fix problem with snort using high CPU and reprocessing the same rebuilt packets at session end or ACK in middle of packet when there are gaps in the packet sequence."
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certainly seems to :)
Running in sparsebands now, only been up for ~5 minutes, but that's ~3 more than I've managed before
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I updated to the 2.6.1.1 versions and now I cant even get Snort to boot up on any performance setting. I am getting brand new errors now:
Nov 24 14:53:39 snort2c[1571]: unable to open alertfile - exit
Nov 24 14:53:39 snort2c[1571]: unable to open alertfile - exit
Nov 24 14:53:39 snort2c[1571]: snort2c running in daemon mode pid: 1571
Nov 24 14:53:39 snort2c[1571]: snort2c running in daemon mode pid: 1571I am running the 1.0.1-SNAPSHOT-11-24-2006
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Oh bugger. I'll check it out a bit later tonite.
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Thanks Scott.
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Didn't do that for me, BUT it also didn't trigger any alerts
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Try running a port scan from http://www.grc.com. You should see it appear in alert as a ping.
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I'm pretty much screwed with the same alert after I upgraded SNORT. Now the service will not start and stay running.
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Scott, I see where you reverted snort back to the 2.6.0.2.5. I reverted back to that version and I'm still getting the same error. The trouble must be in the latest snapshot.
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Try running a port scan from http://www.grc.com. You should see it appear in alert as a ping.
I know, and it doesn't.
I've reverted back to the older version and it still doesn't raise any alerts at all ???
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What snapshot are you running? I'm thinking it has something to do with that since I too reverted back to the older version of snort.
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Version 1.01
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What snapshot are you running? I'm thinking it has something to do with that since I too reverted back to the older version of snort.
1.0.1-SNAPSHOT-11-19-2006
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Well, it boiled down to me just re-installing pfSense(1.01) and re-installing SNORT. It started fine. I kept getting could not open alert file…..no matter what I did.......but now (keeping my fingers crossed) everything looks good.
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I think I'd rather do without snort than re-install from scratch
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Backup your configuration, reinstall, restore configuration.
It takes about 6 minutes on a 800 mhz machine.
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If you backup your configuration to a media (floppy/USB stick) to /conf/config.xml your users will only see 2 short downtimes while the pfSense is rebooting. The livecd will come up with your old config and the system will be usable while you are installing it to the hdd ;)