I was absolutely certain that it was something that I did wrong, so I
went back to the beginning, reinstalled all the requires, compiled
snort from scratch, turned on every log file I could find, and built a
rule to log every occurence of GET on port 80.
I've tried both snort and snort-inline compiled with --enable-inline
and --with-mysql. Running with this command line snort -Q -c
/etc/snort/snort.conf -v (replace snort with snort_inline as you
wish). I get lots of screen activity from the -v, but snort doesn't
write anything to a mysql database. Neither does snort_inline
2.4.3-RC3, compiled with the same options.
If anyone has a suggestion or would like me to try something, email
me.
Mike-
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