Imspector 0.7
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I want to request how much would it cost if anybody could implement the newest version of Imspector into pfsense, or supply us an update script???
billm has stated that he has spent a couple of hours on this already and will need a couple hours more to clean it up. Assuming a couple hours means 2-3 hours the time that will be spent on this is 4-6 hours. Developers in the US often charge 100 or more per hour this puts the fair price of this bounty at $400-600 dollars. If you cannot pony up that much then at least contribute what you can and perhaps others will also contribute. funnyfrish: you are under greater obligation since you started the bounty to at least contribute something.
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thats right mcrane!
Im contributing 25€ to his paypal account. Please send a PM to billm and he will let you know on which account you
can transfer the donation.Im confidental that it is worth.
Again thank you for your effort!
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Thanks to funnyfrish - donation received.
For the record, yes, it was about 2 hours last night getting imspector 0.8 to compile inside the FreeBSD ports foundation, testing, and fixing some of the pfSense package info for imspector (already committed). I expect another 2-3 hours trying to work around needing iconv and perl and fixing up the pfSense package to accommodate the newer features in imspector. MySQL will be a different effort I'm afraid, I'm not convinced I want to support it - sqlite is under consideration as it's needed for the message injection feature, which I would like to see. Look for the basic update to 0.8 by this weekend, database functionality needs more thought and may or may not make it in.
–Bill
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OK, the easy way to test this package out while I'm still working on it is to install 0.5 from the pfSense package manager. Then drop to the shell and:
pkill imspector
pkg_delete imspector-0.5
pkg_add -r http://www.ucsecurity.com/downloads/imspector-0.8.tbzThis will add perl also
pkg_add -r iconv
Save settings in the imspector services menu. You should be good to go. More changes coming, but that'll get you started and able to test.
–Bill
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OK, the easy way to test this package out while I'm still working on it is to install 0.5 from the pfSense package manager. Then drop to the shell and:
pkill imspector
pkg_delete imspector-0.5
pkg_add -r http://www.ucsecurity.com/downloads/imspector-0.8.tbzThis will add perl also
pkg_add -r iconv
Save settings in the imspector services menu. You should be good to go. More changes coming, but that'll get you started and able to test.
–Bill
Disregard…you should be able to install 0.8 from the packages menu now.
--Bill
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Bill,
I just installed 0.8 onto a 1.2.2-release box. The interface looks great, but so far its either not capturing discussions or not logging them. I can't tell which. I haven't played with this software before so anything I can do to help you test this?
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I had 0.4 on previously and am not convinced its upgrading correctly… Ive tried an uninstall and reinstall any other ideas? Should there be any changes in the interface, I cant see any of the new protocol options...
Rich
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I had 0.4 on previously and am not convinced its upgrading correctly… Ive tried an uninstall and reinstall any other ideas? Should there be any changes in the interface, I cant see any of the new protocol options...
Rich
That's probably because there aren't any new options yet. This is purely an upgrade at this time. It turned out easier than I expected to roll out a new package, so I did that last night to make it easier for people to test and make sure it hadn't broken anything. It's also the reason I have a build number on the package - I expect to add more to it shortly and will split the package into 1.2.x and 2.0 versions as I'd like to take advantage of the SSL features, but I'm not willing to put those into the 1.2.x package versions (no Certificate Authority in 1.2.x).
–Bill
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@submicron:
Bill,
I just installed 0.8 onto a 1.2.2-release box. The interface looks great, but so far its either not capturing discussions or not logging them. I can't tell which. I haven't played with this software before so anything I can do to help you test this?
It transparently redirects the connections, it's not a BPF listener. You'll need to reconnect for it to see stuff - there's actually some annoyances there that I want to look into (changing settings drops all in flight IM sessions). Interface isn't mine, the package was originally created by ryan wagoner, I'm just updating it and working on adding the new functionality.
–Bill
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Ahh, that makes sense. Sure enough, I reconnected and it seems to be doing the right thing. I'll be happy to help test any of the functionality you want on this. Thanks!
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Billm,
Is the plan to make other protocols available as well? I think the latest IMSpector supports interception/logging of XMPP/Gtalk which might be new as of version 0.8? What other modifications were you planning on making to this package, if any?
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@submicron:
Billm,
Is the plan to make other protocols available as well? I think the latest IMSpector supports interception/logging of XMPP/Gtalk which might be new as of version 0.8? What other modifications were you planning on making to this package, if any?
http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,12792.msg75195.html#msg75195
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See http://forum.pfsense.org/index.php/topic,14313.0.html for the lastest updates for this package. Also, any other donations would be greatly appreciated.
–Bill
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I'm considering this bounty complete and closable unless there are any issues with that funnyfrish?
–Bill