Open-AudIT v1.0
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Released 2013-05-23 |
Installing and Upgrading to v1.0.2
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Open-AudIT v1.0.2 was released in April 2013.
New Features
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in May 2013.
Install as below.
v1.0.2 fixes a serious bug in the processing of an XML audit result for Windows machines. It is creating duplicate items without generating alerts for all sub tables (except system). You can apply the file (replace /usr/local/open-audit/code_igniter/application/controllers/system.php) found here.
Installing and Upgrading to v1.0.1
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Open-AudIT v1.0.1 was released in May 2013.
As below except you don't need to manually update your Groups.
Installing and Upgrading to v1.0
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Open-AudIT v1.0 was released in May 2013.
Please see the installation and upgrading documentation referenced on the Open-AudIT documentation home page, here.
Caveat - make sure you update your Groups (as below) and use the new audit scripts.
If it's a "built in" Group, delete the old Group (Admin -> Groups -> List Groups) and activate a new one (the XML definitions have been updated) Admin -> Groups -> Activate Group.
If it's a custom Group, export it and edit the lines so they look like this (new definition):
<column>
<column_order>1</column_order>
<column_name>Hostname</column_name>
<column_variable>hostname</column_variable>
<column_type>link</column_type>
<column_link>/main/system_display/</column_link>
<column_secondary>system_id</column_secondary>
<column_ternary></column_ternary>
<column_align>left</column_align>
</column>
They originally looked like this (old definition):
<column>
<column_order>1</column_order>
<column_name>Hostname</column_name>
<column_variable>hostname</column_variable>
<column_type>link</column_type>
<column_link>main/system_display/</column_link>
<column_secondary>system_id</column_secondary>
<column_ternary></column_ternary>
<column_align>left</column_align>
</column>
Note the lack of a leading / in the column_link attribute of the old definition.
New Features
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NMap subnet discovery from the web interface.
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Open-AudIT uses a standard syslog formatted text file. You can now view this file from within the web interface to see exactly what Open-AudIT has been doing.
Installing and Upgrading
Please see the installation and upgrading documentation referenced on the Open-AudIT documentation home page, here.