[osiris] Osiris not resetting base database
Jeff Simmons
jsimmons at goblin.punk.net
Tue Nov 14 16:23:37 EST 2006
Hello, list.
I've set up Osiris 4.2.2 on an OpenBSD 3.9 box, and it's working except for
the fact that it doesn't reset the base database after a change, so any
change is reported for all subsequent scans, even though auto accept is set
to yes. Any way I can change this?
osiris-4.2.2-release: host-details charon
[ host details for: (charon) ]
enabled : yes
hostname/IP : 127.0.0.1
configs : 0
databases : 1
host type : generic
log files : no
archive scans : no
auto accept : yes
purge databases : yes
notify enabled : yes
notify always : yes
notify on rekey : yes
notify scan fail : yes
notify email : (management config)
scans start : Wed Nov 15 02:15:00 2006
scan period : every 1440 minutes
base DB : 1
agent port : 2265
description : osiris server
osiris-4.2.2-release: start-scan charon
>>> scanning process was started on host: charon
osiris-4.2.2-release: list-db charon
This may take a while...
[ name ] [ created ]
* 1 Tue Nov 14 12:50:38
2 Tue Nov 14 12:52:45
total: 2
(*) denotes the base database for this host.
## Create a new file in the /bin directory
osiris-4.2.2-release: start-scan charon
>>> scanning process was started on host: charon
osiris-4.2.2-release: list-db charon
This may take a while...
[ name ] [ created ]
* 1 Tue Nov 14 12:50:38
2 Tue Nov 14 12:53:57
total: 2
(*) denotes the base database for this host.
## Email notification finds the new file in /bin, but doesn't change the base
database. Create a second new file in /bin
osiris-4.2.2-release: start-scan charon
>>> scanning process was started on host: charon
osiris-4.2.2-release: list-db charon
This may take a while...
[ name ] [ created ]
* 1 Tue Nov 14 12:50:38
2 Tue Nov 14 12:55:26
total: 2
(*) denotes the base database for this host.
## Both new files are reported via email, but the base database still hasn't
changed.
It's going to be a real pain to use Osiris if I have to manually reset the
base database for 40 or so computers every day ... :-(
--
Jeff Simmons jsimmons at goblin.punk.net
Simmons Consulting - Network Engineering, Administration, Security
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