NAME
suricata-update - tool to update Suricata sources
DESCRIPTION
usage: suricata-update update [-h] [-v] [-q] [-D <directory>] [-c <filename>]
- [--suricata-conf <filename>] [--suricata <path>]
-
[--suricata-version <version>] [-V] [-s] [-o <directory>] [-f] [--disable-conf <filename>] [--enable-conf <filename>] [--modify-conf <filename>] [--drop-conf <filename>] [--no-reload] [--no-test] [--offline] [--fail]
options:
- -h, --help
-
show this help message and exit
- -v, --verbose
-
Be more verbose
- -q, --quiet
-
Be quiet, warning and error messages only
- -D, --data-dir <directory>
-
Data directory (default: /var/lib/suricata)
- -c, --config <filename>
-
configuration file (default: /etc/suricata/update.yaml)
- --suricata-conf <filename>
-
configuration file (default: /etc/suricata/suricata.yaml)
- --suricata <path>
-
Path to Suricata program
- --suricata-version <version>
-
Override Suricata version
- -V, --version
-
Display version
- -s, --show-advanced
-
Show advanced options
- -o, --output <directory>
-
Directory to write rules to
- -f, --force
-
Force operations that might otherwise be skipped
- --disable-conf <filename>
-
Filename of rule disable filters
- --enable-conf <filename>
-
Filename of rule enable filters
- --modify-conf <filename>
-
Filename of rule modification filters
- --drop-conf <filename>
-
Filename of drop rule filters
- --no-reload
-
Disable reload
- --no-test
-
Disable testing rules with Suricata
- --offline
-
Run offline using most recent cached rules
- --fail
-
Strictly fail and exit in case of an error
other commands:
- update-sources
-
Update the source index
- list-sources
-
List available sources
- enable-source
-
Enable a source from the index
- disable-source
-
Disable an enabled source
- remove-source
-
Remove an enabled or disabled source
- add-source
-
Add a new source by URL
- check-versions
-
Check version of suricata-update
SEE ALSO
More information on suricata-update can be found in the online documentation ⟨https://suricata-update.readthedocs.io⟩.