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ITM62 T/EC Rulebase Changes

October 2nd, 2008

ITM 6.2 FP1 contains several new and changed T/EC class changes, ranging from new classes, new slots, and only ONE new slot (omnux_value replacing kux_value).

**I have not seen an ITM event containing kux_value nor omnux_value, but to be safe, I added the old ‘kux_value’ slot to the kux.baroc file.

TOTAL: 22 baroc files

Baroc

Difference 

Desc 

ka4.baroc 

Changes 

Sentry3_5_Base class changed to Omegamon_Base

14 new classes

** JDS: Replace with new baroc

khd.baroc 

New 

 

kib.baroc 

Changes 

Sentry3_5_Base class changed to Omegamon_Base

one new slot: link_table in ITM_Universal_Messages

** JDS: Replace with new baroc

klz.baroc 

Changes 

Sentry3_5_Base class changed to Omegamon_Base

3 new classes : File pattern, comparison and host availability

several new slot changes : file information file content changed and checksum

** JDS: Replace with new baroc

knt.baroc 

Changes 

Sentry3_5_Base class changed to Omegamon_Base

8 new classes

several slot changes

** JDS: Replaced with new baroc

koq.baroc 

Changes 

Sentry3_5_Base class changed to Omegamon_Base

3 new classes

** JDS: Replaced with new baroc

kor.baroc 

Changes 

Sentry3_5_Base class changed to Omegamon_Base

11 new classes

several new slots : including table space used/allocated, processes, session details, lock wait time

** JDS: Replaced with new baroc

koy.baroc 

Changes 

Sentry3_5_Base class changed to Omegamon_Base

1 new class : Sybase segment detail

several new slots : lock wait time, engine number and status, number of databases open, logon available

** JDS: Replaced with new baroc

kp5.baroc 

New 

 

kph.baroc 

None 

 

kpk.baroc 

None 

 

kpv.baroc 

New 

 

kpx.baroc 

None 

 

kqr.baroc 

New 

 

kqv.baroc 

New 

 

kqx.baroc 

New 

 

ksy.baroc

New 

 

kud.baroc

Changes 

Sentry3_5_Base class changed to Omegamon_Base

3 new classes

new slots added to existing classes

** JDS: Replace with new baroc

kul.baroc 

Changes 

Sentry3_5_Base class changed to Omegamon_Base

** JDS: Replace with new baroc

kux.baroc 

Changes 

Sentry3_5_Base class changed to Omegamon_Base

kux_value(STRING) changed to omunx_value(STRING)

8 new classes added

** JDS: Modified new kux.baroc to include kux_value slot

kva.baroc 

None 

 

om_tec.baroc 

None 

 

 

 

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Hosting : Why does every visit to my website have the same IP address?

September 4th, 2008

Reference: http://help.mosso.com/article.php?id=180

Your script is calling for the “REMOTE_ADDR” and receives the IP of a server in front of one of our back-end servers. The web facing server is then passing the scripts output without giving the expected REMOTE_ADDR of the visitor. In order for your scripts to recognize that they are on a cluster and log the correct IP of your visitors, you will need to replace and add the code below.

For PHP:
Locate any lines of code that are similar to this snippet of code,
$_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];
And replace it with this snippet of code,
$_SERVER['HTTP_X_CLUSTER_CLIENT_IP'];

For ASP:
Locate any lines of code that are similar to this snipper of code,
Request.ServerVariables(“REMOTE_ADDR”)
And replace it with this snipper of code,
Request.ServerVariables(“HTTP_X_CLUSTER_CLIENT_IP”)

My fix for this required a unix shell (if you’re on a Windows look at installing cygwin on your system.

# Ftp your web content down to your local system

$ for file in `find <path_to_files> -exec grep -l REMOTE_ADDR {} \;`; do base=`basename $file`; sed ‘s/REMOTE_ADDR/HTTP_X_CLUSTER_CLIENT_IP/g’ $file > /tmp/$base; grep HTTP_X_CLUSTER_CLIENT_IP /tmp/$base >/dev/null 2>&1 && grep REMOTE_ADDR $file && echo “Updated $base” && mv
/tmp/$base $file; done

# Then simply upload the changed files to your system.

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