Re: [mod-security-users] ModSecurity Console setup

[Brian R. <Bri...@br...>]

Terje Sannum wrote:
> I've just downloaded the console to try it out, so beware of newbie
> questions...
> 
> First, is there any documentation for this product? All I can find is
> the included README.TXT...

Not really, other than the help in the right most column on most pages.
 Read the 'About' page, too.

Also, see Ryan Barnett's post on the console:
  http://www.modsecurity.org/blog/archives/2007/05/modsecurity_con_2.html



> Then next.. I've started it up and it's webserver runs fine, but I can't
> see that it gets any information from my Apache server on the same host.
> How does the console interact with the Apache server? Does the httpd
> logs have to go in the logs directory of the console? If so, what should
> the filenames be?


You have to send them via piped logger (see the About page).



> What is the service at port 8887 for?


A remote control XML RPC service.


> Is it possible to bind the listening ports to a specific network interface?


Does not appear to be a way.  Although I do remember asking Ivan for
that feature ;)


> 
> Any help appreciated...
> 
> -Terje
> 
> 
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