How to get the Sguil components to start on Riffraff
1. log in as root
2. issue mysqld_safe --bind_address=127.0.0.1 --user=mysql &
3. Hit enter
4. exit root
5. log in as sguil user
6. issue ./sguild_start.sh
7. issue ./sensor_agent_start.sh
8. issue ./barnyard_start.sh
9. exit sguil user
10. log in as root
11. issue ./sancp_start.sh
12. issue ./snort_start.sh
13. /usr/local/bin/log_packets.sh restart
(To view the output on Magenta:
1. log in as analyst
2. issue startx
3. right-click, select xterm
4. ./sguil_client_start.sh)
There has GOT to be a way to have mysql start up without having to type in the command on #2 each time. There has also got to be a way to make a script so that you log in the once as sguil, run one script to kick off the others under sguil, then exit and log in the once as root, and run another script to kick off the scripts under root.
Must learn to write useful scripts...will make life easier.
2. issue mysqld_safe --bind_address=127.0.0.1 --user=mysql &
3. Hit enter
4. exit root
5. log in as sguil user
6. issue ./sguild_start.sh
7. issue ./sensor_agent_start.sh
8. issue ./barnyard_start.sh
9. exit sguil user
10. log in as root
11. issue ./sancp_start.sh
12. issue ./snort_start.sh
13. /usr/local/bin/log_packets.sh restart
(To view the output on Magenta:
1. log in as analyst
2. issue startx
3. right-click, select xterm
4. ./sguil_client_start.sh)
There has GOT to be a way to have mysql start up without having to type in the command on #2 each time. There has also got to be a way to make a script so that you log in the once as sguil, run one script to kick off the others under sguil, then exit and log in the once as root, and run another script to kick off the scripts under root.
Must learn to write useful scripts...will make life easier.
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