On Mon, 2003-11-10 at 14:20, Roberto Moreda wrote: > * Package name : mudpit > Description : Spool processor for Snort's unified log/alert files
De-capitalize "Spool." > Mudpit is a modular spool processor for log/alert files generated by > Snort IDS using the unified output format. Among its features: > > * Ability to process both alert and log files in parallel, > choosing one that contains more information on a particular > event. > * Ability to independently handle outputs of more than one > Snort processes on the same computer under separate permission sets. > * Stability, including support for automatic recovery from network > failures and outages with no information loss (checkpoints). > * Modularity and ability to assign more than one output plugin to each > spool processor. > * A generic locking facility that allows separate spool processors > to write to the same back-end database simultaneously. This is a good overview of what Mudpit can do, but is worded fairly awkwardly. I'd suggest putting this in sentence form, possibly still within bullets (though I hate the powerpoint-ization of the language). For example: ... Among its features are: * The ability to process both alert and log files in parallel, choosing the one which contains the most information on a particular event. I'm not actually sure whether stylistically, "The" should be capitalised in that bullet. -l10n-english CC:d. -- Joe Drew <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> My weblog doesn't detail my personal life: http://me.woot.net
