Open jtkristoff opened 7 years ago
Thanks John!
I think we will be able to use the generic csv parser + http collector for this.
On 05 Apr 2017, at 10:47, John Kristoff notifications@github.com wrote:
There is a new DataPlane.org feed you may wish to add to your collection of existing DataPlane.org feeds. I had intended to fork and send a pull request with the required changes, but this project requires a fair number of changes to just add one new feed file to the collection. I suspect you may have this automated already so I stopped trying to do it all by hand. The feed in question can be fetched from here:
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You may wish to incorporate three additional new DNS-based feeds along with the original VNC feed request:
See also #384 Removed the milestone: if someone needs it, please document it, no ETA needed.
but this project requires a fair number of changes to just add one new feed file to the collection.
What changes do you need? The feed seems easily parseable with our generic csv parser, along with a http collector. So it's just a matter of configuration and which can/should be documented in docs/Feeds.md
What changes do you need?
When I look at #808 it looks like a lot of changes and work for a merge. I don't know your project well enough so I'll let someone else more familiar with intelmq to submit a pull request for all that is required, I just wanted to bring to your attention some new feeds if you wanted them.
It
is possible to use generic csv parser to handle dataplane feeds. You can use something similar to
"default_url_protocol": "http://",
"skip_header": false,
"delimiter": "|",
"columns": "source.asn|__IGNORE__,source.as_name|__IGNORE__,source.ip,time.source,extra.tags"
There is a new DataPlane.org feed you may wish to add to your collection of existing DataPlane.org feeds. I had intended to fork and send a pull request with the required changes, but this project requires a fair number of changes to just add one new feed file to the collection. I suspect you may have this automated already so I stopped trying to do it all by hand. The feed in question can be fetched from here: