Hi there,
Thanks for your work! Made the installing process become painlessly.
However, I'm experiencing a few problem.
When it comes to installing the web interface (in this case I choose BASE), I'm pretty sure that I copy the base-[os].sh to the / (root) directory along with the autosnort-[os].sh file. But the script still says that:
bash: base-[os].sh: No such file or directory.
Note that I use root access throughout the process. I'm working on Virtual Machine of VMware, and I've tried on different OS, including CentOS 6.5 and Ubuntu 12.04, but the outcome stays the same. At the end, I choose the option 6 (no interface) and complete the remaining step. Finally, just before reboot the machine, I open another terminal with root access and run the bash: base-[os].sh alone, and it worked perfectly. My question is, if I do like that, may the whole system works properly?
Please help me on this problem,
Sincere,
Tran.
Hi there, Thanks for your work! Made the installing process become painlessly. However, I'm experiencing a few problem. When it comes to installing the web interface (in this case I choose BASE), I'm pretty sure that I copy the base-[os].sh to the / (root) directory along with the autosnort-[os].sh file. But the script still says that: bash: base-[os].sh: No such file or directory. Note that I use root access throughout the process. I'm working on Virtual Machine of VMware, and I've tried on different OS, including CentOS 6.5 and Ubuntu 12.04, but the outcome stays the same. At the end, I choose the option 6 (no interface) and complete the remaining step. Finally, just before reboot the machine, I open another terminal with root access and run the bash: base-[os].sh alone, and it worked perfectly. My question is, if I do like that, may the whole system works properly? Please help me on this problem, Sincere, Tran.