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sostat: check for stuck ELSA cron.pl #14
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Thanks, Wes! I'll take a look at this in March. |
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Added commit in reference to : Security-Onion-Solutions/security-onion#1021 |
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Thanks, Wes! |
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Related to : Security-Onion-Solutions/security-onion#1061
Modified sostat/sostat-redacted to look for multiple cron.pl processes. If found, sostat will alert the user and grep the ELSA web.log file for error messages.
Also modified sostat with an "a" flag (Ex. sudo sostat -a), for showing all installed Security Onion packages.
Please let me know if/how it could be improved.
Thanks,
Wes