Re: Snort (debian (etch) always ago)

On Mon, Oct 27, 2008 at 10:40:03AM -0500, John Hasler wrote: > Teemu Likonen writes: > > However, it is possible to use newer software in Debian stable. You can > > do this by downloading a source package from Debian testing (or even > > unstable) and compile it in Debian stable. > > Better yet, g

Re: Snort (debian (etch) always ago)

Teemu Likonen writes: > However, it is possible to use newer software in Debian stable. You can > do this by downloading a source package from Debian testing (or even > unstable) and compile it in Debian stable. Better yet, get backported packages from where Debian devel

Re: Snort (debian (etch) always ago)

Márcio Luciano Donada (2008-10-27 09:28 -0200): > Because debian (etch) while still maintaining version 2.3.3. FreeBSD, > for example currunt already uses the version 2.8.2.2. Why not at least > debian stable places in the version 2.4, I have problems to update the > rules with the oinkmaster Deb

Re: Snort (debian (etch) always ago)

On Mon, Oct 27, 2008 at 09:28:35AM -0200, Márcio Luciano Donada wrote: > Hi list, > > Because debian (etch) while still maintaining version 2.3.3. FreeBSD, > for example currunt already uses the version 2.8.2.2. Why not at least > debian stable places in the version 2.4, I have problems to update t

Re: Snort (debian (etch) always ago)

Márcio Luciano Donada wrote: Hi list, Because debian (etch) while still maintaining version 2.3.3. FreeBSD, for example currunt already uses the version 2.8.2.2. Why not at least debian stable places in the version 2.4, I have problems to update the rules with the oinkmaster thnx. try using

Re: Snort (debian (etch) always ago)

Márcio Luciano Donada escreveu: > Hi list, > > Because debian (etch) while still maintaining version 2.3.3. FreeBSD, > for example currunt already uses the version 2.8.2.2. Why not at least > debian stable places in the version 2.4, I have problems to update the > rules with the oinkmaster > Yo