I removed the diff'ing against which scripts Bro outputs as loaded
because that's going to be sensitive to changes in which scripts
get loaded by default. What really matters is the output that shows
that Bro was able to load the script via a directory's __load__.bro
This change primarily improves the way Bro detects and prevents
the same script from being loaded twice. It now compares inode
numbers instead of path names.
"conn-id.bro" was the name of a script in the policy/ directory that conn.bro
expected to @load, but when the unit test was also named "conn-id.bro",
it would be loaded twice during the test (once from conn.bro and once
as a command line argument to bro). This means two event handlers were
registered in error and the baseline output contained duplicate lines
that can be removed.
The output of some versions of `wc` (e.g. MacOS) seems to indent
their output while others don't, causing the baseline diff to fail.
So pipe to sed to get rid of spaces before diffing.
Removed the test's diff against baseline output that contained absolute
paths so that it will work across systems. Also don't redirect anything
to stderr so that failure information shows up in btest diagnostic output.
With a directory "foo" somewhere in BROPATH, "@load foo" now checks if
there's a file "foo/__load__.bro". If so, it reads that file in. (If
not, Bro reports the same error as before, complaining that it can't
read a directory).
filter. (Seth Hall and Robin Sommer)
- Merging in the patch from #264, which provides support for mixed
VLAN and MPLS traffic.
- Changing Bro's default filter from being built dynamically to being
a static "ip or not ip". To get the old behaviour back (i.e., the
dynamically built filter), redef "all_packets" to false.
- print-filter.bro now always prints the filter that Bro is actually
using, even if overriden from the command line.
* origin/topic/robin/conn-ids:
Moving uid from conn_id to connection, and making output determistic if a hash seed is given.
Extending conn_id with a globally unique identifiers.
