I have configured snort to successfully log packets into a MySQL
database as they arrive at eth0.
My problem is that I have some binary log files that I need to load into
MySQL for analysis by ACID.
I am doing something like this (file names simplified):
snort -r my.snort.log -c snort_dabaseinfo.conf
where snort_dabaseinfo.conf contains 1 line:
output database: log, mysql, dbasename=snort_log_db sensor_name=sensor1
(my.snort.log contains 348,197 packets)
When I do this, only one entry is made in the database: a record is
added to the sensor table for "sensor1". I am guessing here, but it
seems that the -r option switches off packet logging, which is
understandable if the output was to be just another flat file (i.e. a
copy of the input) but it seems to switch off logging to a database as
well.
I have also tried using the -r switch and my "regular" snort.conf (which
performs real-time database logging successfully) with the same lack of
success.
I have tried various switches, e.g. combinations of
-A none -L /dev/null -b -X
but with no success.
So how do I load binary log files into a database?
BM Hall
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