Thank you for your reply.
It seems my database had grown too large. I recreated
the DB, and now BASE is smokin fast! (very nice)
Which brings me to my next question - how are people
handling the mysql DB once it grows too large with
snort data. I'm far from a mysql expert, in case you
haven't noticed ;) I simply dropped the DB and
recreated it - not very elegant. Also, what is
considered "too large"?
Thanks.
Jensen
--- Kevin Johnson <kjohnson@secureideas.net> wrote:
On Tue, 2005-06-14 at 18:04, jensen galan wrote:
Greetings.
I just upgraded from 1.0 to 1.1.3 by merely
replacing
my base dir and making the appropriate changes to
the
base_conf.php file. Is this all that needs to be
done? BASE seems to be running slower than usual.
No
DB changes?
Thanks.
Jensen
Hi-
Yes that is all that you need to do... I am not sure
why you would see a
performance decrease. Are you sure that you used
the base_conf.php.dist
from the upgrade or did you copy things into your
existing
base_conf.php?
Kevin
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