This patch update the glafs list to be able to indicate that a
flag is not supported. This information is used by list-keyword to
display information to the user.
The output of the list-keyword is modified to include the url to
the keyword documentation when this is available. All documented
keywords should have their link set.
list-keyword can be used with an optional value:
no option or short: display list of keywords
csv: display a csv output on info an all keywords
all: display a human readable output of keywords info
$KWD: display the info about one keyword.
In list-keywords and list-app-layer mode, suricata now only
displays the messages linked with the feature. This allow users
to redirect the output and easily work on it. For exemple, the
csv output will be easily imported into a spreadsheet.
This patch update the list-keyword command. Without any option,
the previous behavior is conserved. If 'all' is used as option,
suricata print a csv formatted output of keyword information:
name;features;description
If a keyword name is used as argument, suricata print a readable
message:
tls.subject
Features: state inspecting
Description: Match TLS/SSL certificate Subject field
As we don't parse the YAML file when listing of keywords is asked,
suricata make a test on existence of the build-default directory.
So with a non standard (working) install (even a single configure
without option lead to a failure), the keyword listing fails
because the default logging directory does not exist.
This patch adds two features to run_check.sh, it is now posssible
to specify a list of files to check:
./run_check.sh ../../src/suricata.c ../../src/detect.c
It is also possible to ask a review of the files modified by a commit.
To so simply put the SHA1 as argument
./run_check.sh HEAD
./run_check 6af7d5f
It is also possible to check all the files for an arbitrary range:
./run_check.sh origin/master..buildbot-fixes
Last improvement of this patch is to get a real error message in case
of problem as 2 is not redirected anymore to /dev/null.