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List:       osiris
Subject:    [osiris] osiris-2.1 released
From:       Brian Wotring <brian () shmoo ! com>
Date:       2003-11-10 19:04:39
Message-ID: BBBEA2DD-13B0-11D8-871B-000393578C14 () shmoo ! com
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There are no security fixes, or critical updates in this release.  This 
release is compatible with all other 2.x releases.

source:     <http://osiris.shmoo.com/data/osiris-2.1.0.tar.gz>
user guide: <http://osiris.shmoo.com/docs/OsirisUserGuide.pdf>
readme:     <http://osiris.shmoo.com/data/README-2.1.0>

Building instructions for Windows is included in the INSTALL file.
Otherwise, there is a binary build for windows here:

      <http://osiris.shmoo.com/data/osiris-2.1.0-win32.exe>

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Changes between 2.0.1 and 2.1   [9 November 2003]

FIXES:

- fixed email notification system to work with qmail.  The line 
termination
   characters were not always <CR><LF>.

- default syslog parameters are now DAEMON.NOTICE

- fixed configure bug that didn't handle system OpenSSL compiled with
   kerberos support (e.g. RH 9).

- fixed install script to handle perm settings in a more portable
   fashion.

- fixed bug with db compare header elements on FreeBSD 4.8 and earlier.

FEATURES:

- osirisd now has a new argument (-n) and the scanning process will nice
   or set its priority according to the argument given.

- solidified email and www update system.  Upon receiving a 
notification, user
   logs into management console, views the scan log, and can optionally 
update
   the trusted db.  This allows for a little more verification of the 
emailed
   log data.

- added support for per-host configurable notify email option.

- added delete-host, delete-config, delete-db commands.

- added verify config command.  Configs are now verified before
   being saved.  Previously, it was easy to edit a config, save it,
   and not realize it contained errors until the scheduler tried to use 
it.

- added support for the following command syntax: <cmd> <host> <name>
   for configs and databases.  This allows one to do something like:

       set-base-db myhost some_db

   or

       push-config myhost some_config

- the directory where the management daemon stores hosts 
(logs,configs,dbs)
   is now configurable in osirismd.conf

--
     Brian Wotring ( brian@shmoo.com )
     PGP KeyID: 0x9674763D


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