#!/bin/sh
# $Id: bro_config.in,v 1.51 2005/02/04 08:58:09 rwinslow Exp $
#
# default install location for bro 
# We probably need to sync this with what was used for --prefix
# on the "configure" command line
# some machines (i.e. OSX) don't put sbin in the path by default
PATH=$PATH:/usr/sbin:/sbin
BROHOME=@prefix@
# Usage
Usage="bro_config: [-p prefix] [-d]"
# Debug mode? 
Debug=0
# Am I running as a regular user?
nonroot=0
# prompt for everyth
full=0
# is there a pw available to us?
no_pw=0
# is BRO_USER_ID valid?
valid_id=0
# automode: ask any question or use all defaults?
# used with make distcheck to generate files with
# out all the questions
automode=0
######################################################################
# figure out what kind of echo to use
bro_config_echo_settings()
{
if [ "`echo -n`" = "-n" ]; then
    n="";  c="\c"
else
    n="-n";     c=""
fi
}

######################################################################
# Got root? Are we root? if not print warning, and limp along
bro_config_got_root()
{ 
    # make a backup of local.site.bro if it exists
    if [ -f local.site.bro ]; then 
        echo "Detected an old local.site.bro, saving it to local.site.bro.save"
        cp local.site.bro local.site.bro.save
    fi

    if [ `id -ur` -ne 0 ]; then 
        nonroot=1
        echo "You need to be root when you run this script for it to"
        echo "be fully effective. Please login as root and rerun this"
        echo "script (or the make install that called this script)."
        echo ""
        echo "This script will run as a non-root user,  but it will not"
        echo "be able to tune the system or install system files. "
        echo "It will only be able to create a bro.cfg file."
        bro_config_create_local_site_bro
        #cp local.site.bro.default local.site.bro
    fi
}
######################################################################
# This creates the default local.site.net 
######################################################################
bro_config_create_local_site_bro()
{
cat - > local.site.bro << _EOF
# This file should describe your network configuration.
# If your local network is a class C, and its network
# address was 192.168.1.0 and a class B network 
# with address space 10.1.0.0.
# Then you would put 192.168.1.0/24 and 10.1.0.0/16 into 
# this file, telling bro what your local networks are.

@load site

redef local_nets: set[subnet] = {
    # example of a class C network
    192.168.1.0/24,
    # example of a class B network
    10.1.0.0/16
};

_EOF

}

######################################################################
bro_config_nonroot_message()
{
    echo "*** You need to hand edit your local networks in the file"
    echo "*** $BROHOME/site/local.site.bro. Please read the file for an"
    echo "*** example of what it should look like"
    echo ""
}
######################################################################
bro_config_get_desc()
{
    desc=`grep --before-context=1  "^$1" ${cfgused:-bro.cfg.example} | head -1| sed 's/#//'`
}
######################################################################
bro_config_print_desc()
{
    desc=`grep --before-context=1  "^$1" ${cfgused:-bro.cfg.example} | head -1| sed 's/#//'|sed 's/\n//'`
    echo $desc
}
######################################################################
bro_config_sys_type()
{
    sys=`uname -s`
    case $sys in
        Linux*) BRO_SYS_TYPE="LINUX";;
        FreeBSD*) BRO_SYS_TYPE="FREEBSD";;
        Darwin*) BRO_SYS_TYPE="DARWIN";;

    esac
}
######################################################################
# ok. This should pick the interface with the most traffic on it.
# not always correct, but a start at least -- 
bro_config_get_busy_iface()
{
    echo -n "Checking interfaces ...."

    # tmp file to hold stuff in
    touch /tmp/bro_config.tmp.$$

    # grab all the interfaces
    ifs=`ifconfig -a | grep '^[A-Za-z].*'|cut -d' ' -f1|sed 's/\://' `

    # FreeBSD and Darwin are alike
    if [ $BRO_SYS_TYPE = "FREEBSD" -o $BRO_SYS_TYPE = "DARWIN" ]; then
        for iface in $ifs; do
            stats=`netstat -I $iface|grep -v '^Name'| awk '{print $1, $5}'|sort -k2 -r | head -1`
            echo "$stats" >> /tmp/bro_config.tmp.$$
        done
    fi
    # its linux
    if [ "x$BRO_SYS_TYPE" = 'xLINUX' ]; then
        for iface in $ifs; do
            stats=`ifconfig $iface|grep 'RX packets'|awk '{print $2}'|sed 's/.*\://'`
            echo "$ifs $stats" >> /tmp/bro_config.tmp.$$
        done
    fi

    if [ -f /tmp/bro_config.tmp.$$ ]; then
        busy_iface=`cat /tmp/bro_config.tmp.$$ | sort -r -n -k 2 |head -1|awk '{print $1}'`
        busy_iface2=`cat /tmp/bro_config.tmp.$$ | sort -r -n -k 2 |head -2|tail -1|awk '{print $1}'`
        rm /tmp/bro_config.tmp.$$
    else
        busy_iface=""
        busy_iface2=""
    fi
    echo "Done."
}

######################################################################
# prompt for input for a variable
# $1 name of var
# $2 defualt value
# $3 prompt string (if empty get from config file )
bro_config_input()
{
    if [ -z $1 ] ; then
        name=""
    else
        name=$1
    fi
    
    if [ -z $2 ] ; then
        default=""
    else
        default=$2
    fi

    if [ -z "$3" ] ; then 
        prompt=""
    else
        prompt=$3
    fi

    #empty it out
    RESP=
    desc=
    # if we weren't passed a prompt, get one
    if [ -z "$prompt" ] ; then 
        bro_config_get_desc $name
    else
        desc=$prompt
    fi
    
    while [ -z "$RESP" ]; do
        echo $n "$desc [$default] " >&0
        read RESP

        case "$RESP" in 
            [Yy]|[Yy][Ee][Ss]) ret="YES"; RESP="YES";;
            [Nn]|[Nn][Oo] ) ret="NO"; RESP="NO" ;;
            "") ret=$default ; RESP="$default" ;;
            *) ret=$RESP;;
        esac
    done

    # set back the value
    eval $1=\$ret
    eval $name=\$ret
    return 1
}
######################################################################
# creates the bro.cfg file
# add in anything you want in the bro.cfg file below
bro_config_export_vars()
{
    # CREATE_TRACE_FILE needs to be YES or NO
    if [ x$BRO_CREATE_TRACE_FILE != "xYES" ]; then
        BRO_CREATE_TRACE_FILE="NO"
    fi

    # BRO_ENCRYPT_EMAIL needs to be YES or NO
    if [ x$BRO_ENCRYPT_EMAIL != "xYES" ]; then
        BRO_ENCRYPT_EMAIL="NO"
    fi

    # don't overwite existing bro.cfg
    if [ -w bro.cfg ]; then
        mv bro.cfg bro.cfg.bak
    fi

    # This is from Roger Winslow --
cat - > bro.cfg << EOF
# Source file config for running bro

# Values in this file are shell style variables but make sure that the
# values are literal strings and not shell expressions.  Other programs
# read this file as well to determine where the different resources are
# so if the value is not a literal string then other programming languages
# won't be able to make sense of it.

# Comments start with "#" characters and will be effective until the 
# end of the line.  A literal "#" character can be used by escaping it
# like this -> \#

# Multiline values can be continued with the traditional backslash \

# This file will normally reside in ${BROHOME}/etc

# The following variables are exported and needed by Bro at runtime
# BROLOGS
# BROHOME
# BROPATH

BROHOME=$BROHOME
export BROHOME

# Hostname to add into log filenames and reports
BRO_HOSTNAME=`(hostname || uname -n) 2>/dev/null |awk -F.  '{print $1}'`
# FQDN format
# BRO_HOSTNAME=`hostname`

# Directory containing Bro binaries
BRO_BIN_DIR="${BRO_BIN_DIR:-${BROHOME}/bin}"

# Directory containing Bro logs
BROLOGS="${BROLOGS:-${BROHOME}/logs}"
export BROLOGS

# Log archive directory
BRO_LOG_ARCHIVE="${BRO_LOG_ARCHIVE:-${BROHOME}/archive}"

# Bro policy paths
BROPATH="${BROHOME}/policy:${BROHOME}/site:${BROHOME}/policy/rules"
export BROPATH

# Filename of the Bro start policy.  Must be located in one of the directories in \$BROPATH
BRO_START_POLICY="@BROHOST@.bro"

# Location of site specific policy and configurations
BROSITE="${BROSITE:-$BROHOME/site}"
export BROSITE

# A prefix to use when looking for local policy files to load.
# BRO_PREFIX="local"

# Location of the Bro executable
BRO="${BRO:-$BRO_BIN_DIR/bro}"

# Base command line options.
BRO_ADD_OPTS=" -W"
# Turn on Bro's Watchdog feature
BRO_OPTS="${BRO_ADD_OPTS}"

# Interface name to listen on.  The default is to use the busiest one found.
BRO_CAPTURE_INTERFACE="${BRO_CAPTURE_INTERFACE}"
# Multiple interface should be specified as a space delimited list.
# Examples: 
#   CAPTURE_INTERFACE="sk0 sk1 sk5"
#   CAPTURE_INTERFACE="eth0 eth3"
#   CAPTURE_INTERFACE="eth0"

# Shoud a trace (tcpdump) file be created in the log directory (YES/NO)
BRO_CREATE_TRACE_FILE=$BRO_CREATE_TRACE_FILE

# How long to wait during checkpointing after startin a new Bro process and stopping the old one (in seconds).
BRO_CHECKPOINT_OVERLAP_TIME=20

# Base directory where reports will be stored
BRO_REPORT_DIR="${BRO_REPORT_DIR:-$BROHOME/reports}"
export BRO_REPORT_DIR

# Starting time for a report run (0001 is 12:01 am and 1201 is 12:01pm)
BRO_REPORT_START_TIME=${BRO_REPORT_START_TIME:-0020}

# How often (in hours) to generate an activity report
BRO_REPORT_INTERVAL=${BRO_REPORT_INTERVAL:-24}

# This is the how often to rotate the logs (in hours)
BRO_LOG_ROTATE_INTERVAL=24

# This is the how often to checkpoint bro (in hours)
BRO_CHECKPOINT_INTERVAL=24

# The maximum time allowed for a Bro process to cleanup and exit (in seconds).
BRO_MAX_SHUTDOWN_TIME=7200    # 2 hours

# Use this to enable the init script to autorestart Bro in the event of an unexpected shutdown (YES/NO)
BRO_ENABLE_AUTORESTART="YES"

# A value less than 1 means there will be no limit to the number of restarts
# Maximum times to try to auto-restart Bro before giving up.
BRO_MAX_RESTART_ATTEMPTS="-1"

# This is normally /var/run/bro and contains the pidfile and other temporal data.
# Location of the run-time directory.  
BRO_RUNTIME_DIR="${BRO_RUNTIME_DIR:-${BROHOME}/var}"

# Email address for local reports to be mailed to
BRO_EMAIL_LOCAL="${BRO_EMAIL_LOCAL:-NO}"

# Email address to send from
BRO_EMAIL_FROM="${BRO_EMAIL_FROM:-$BRO_EMAIL_LOCAL}"

# Do you want to send external reports to a incident reporting org (e.g.: CERT, CIAC, etc)
BRO_EMAIL_EXTERNAL="${BRO_EMAIL_EXTERNAL:-NO}"
export BRO_EMAIL_EXTERNAL

# Email address for remote reports to be mailed to
BRO_EMAIL_REMOTE="${BRO_EMAIL_REMOTE}"

# User id to install and run Bro under
BRO_USER_ID="${BRO_USER_ID:-brother}"

# Site name for reports (i.e. LBNL, FOO.COM, BAZ.ORG)
BRO_SITE_NAME="${BRO_SITE_NAME}"
export BRO_SITE_NAME

# Do you want to encrypt email reports (YES/NO)
BRO_ENCRYPT_EMAIL="${BRO_ENCRYPT_EMAIL}"

# Location of GPG binary for encrypting email
BRO_GPG_BIN="${BRO_GPG_BIN}"

# Default BPF buffer
BRO_BPF_BUFSIZE=${BRO_BPF_BUFSIZE:-4194304}

# Do BPF bonding
BRO_BPFBOND_ENABLE="${BRO_BPFBOND_ENABLE:-NO}"

# Interfaces to bond
BRO_BPFBOND_FLAGS="${BRO_BPFBOND_FLAGS}"

# diskspace management settings
# Should I manage diskspace
BRO_DISKSPACE_ENABLE="${BRO_DISKSPACE_ENABLE:-YES}"

# percent full to worry about
BRO_DISKSPACE_PCT=${BRO_DISKSPACE_PCT:-90}

# account watching disk space
BRO_DISKSPACE_WATCHER="${BRO_DISKSPACE_WATCHER:-root}"

# days before deleting old logs
BRO_DAYS_2_DELETION=${BRO_DAYS_2_DELETION:-45}

# days before compressing logs
BRO_DAYS_2_COMPRESSION=${BRO_DAYS_2_COMPRESSION:-20}

# Bulk data capture settings
# Buld data directory
BRO_BULK_DIR="${BRO_BULK_DIR:-${BROHOME}/bulk-trace}"

# Capture filter for bulk data
BRO_BULK_CAPTURE_FILTER="${BRO_BULK_CAPTURE_FILTER}"

# days before deleting bulk data
BRO_BULK_DAYS_2_DELETION=${BRO_BULK_DAYS_2_DELETION:-4}

# days before compressing bulk data
BRO_BULK_DAYS_2_COMPRESSION=${BRO_BULK_DAYS_2_COMPRESSION:-2}

# location of sorted log files, needed by Brooery
BROOERY_LOGS="${BROOERY_LOGS:-${BROHOME}/sorted-logs}"

EOF
}


######################################################################
# run the localnets program
bro_config_run_localnets()
{
    # how long to run tcpdump for ..
    BRO_DUMP_TIME=20

    bro_check_network="YES"
    bro_config_input "bro_check_network" $bro_check_network " May I guess your network configuration for you? "

    if [ "$bro_check_network" = "YES" ] ; then 
        # make sure tcpdump is working ...
	    echo "Checking network"
        tcpdump -V > /dev/null  2>&1 
        state=$?
        # A little debug info just in case ...
        if [ $Debug = 1 ]; then
            echo "State $state Test $test"
        fi
        # if we can't run tcpdump, return to configuring 
        if [ $state -eq 127 ]; then 
            echo "Can't run tcpdump, please make sure its in your path"
            return 2
        fi
        test=`tcpdump -V 2>&1 | grep version| awk '{print $3}'`
        # do a one packet capture to check we can use the interface
        tcpdump -i $BRO_CAPTURE_INTERFACE -n -w /tmp/bro_config.tcpdump.file.$$ -c 1 > /dev/null 2>&1
        permis=$?
        if [ $permis -eq 1 ]; then
            rm /tmp/bro_config.tcpdump.file.$$ 2>&1 > /dev/null
            echo "Can't run tcpdump, please check your permissions or run as root "
            return 2
        fi
        # lets figure out what we are on
        echo "Running localnets script to determine the local network range ... " 
        echo "This will take about $BRO_DUMP_TIME seconds"
        echo -n "Capturing packets ...."

        # do it quietly in the background
        tcpdump -n -i $BRO_CAPTURE_INTERFACE -w /tmp/bro_config.tcpdump.file.$$ > /dev/null 2>&1 &
        pid=$!
        sleep $BRO_DUMP_TIME
        echo " done."
        kill -INT $pid 2>&1 > /dev/null
        echo -n "Analyzing dump file....."
        ./localnetMAC.pl -a 16 -r /tmp/bro_config.tcpdump.file.$$  -b local.site.bro 2>&1 > /dev/null
        rm /tmp/bro_config.tcpdump.file.$$
        #Yes there is a spelling error in the output
        echo " done."
        num=`grep "MAC adresses" local.site.bro | awk '{print $3}'`
        if [ "$num" -gt 2 ] ; then 
            echo "You don't appear to be running on a DMZ (found more then two (2) hardware "
            echo "address. Please edit local.site.bro to reflect your correct network parameters"
            cp local.site.bro.default local.site.bro
        else
            echo "Your network appears to contain the following networks:"
            for net in ` grep ",$" local.site.bro|sed 's/,//g'`; 
            do 
               echo $net; 
            done
            echo "Edit local.site.bro by hand if this is not correct" 
        fi
    else
        if [ -f local.site.bro ]; then
            echo "No previous local.site.bro found. Creating default"
            bro_config_create_local_site_bro
            #cp local.site.bro.default local.site.bro
        fi
        echo "Please edit local.site.bro so that it describes your network configuration"
    fi
}

######################################################################
# Use pw to create the account adding a group name that is the same
# as the user id to use. Also create the account in the BROHOME area
#
bro_config_add_user()
{

    # see if user exists already
    xx=`id $BRO_USER_ID > /dev/null 2>&1`
    stat=$?
    if [ $stat -eq 0 ]; then 
        valid_id=1
        return 
    fi

    # Silently check for existance of pw
    /usr/sbin/pw > /dev/null 2>&1
    stat=$?
    if [ $stat -eq 127 ] ; then 
        echo "/usr/sbin/pw not found, can't add user $BRO_USER to your system"
        echo "please add $BRO_USER manually to your system."
        no_pw=1
        return 1
    fi
    echo -n "Should I add the user $BRO_USER_ID to your system? [YES] "
    read ans
    if [ -z "$ans" -o x$ans = "xy" -o x$ans = "xyes" -o x$ans = "xY" -o x$ans = "xYES" ] ; then 
        # add user to group wheel at the same time
        /usr/sbin/pw useradd $BRO_USER_ID -d $BROHOME -q -n $BRO_USER_ID 
        result=$?
        if [ $result -ne 0 ]; then 
            echo "Error adding user $BRO_USER"
            echo "Failed command: \"/usr/sbin/pw useradd $BRO_USER_ID -d $BROHOME -q -m -n $BRO_USER_ID \""
        else
            echo "Added user $BRO_USER_ID to the system."
            valid_id=1
       fi
   else
       echo "Not adding user $BRO_USER_ID"
   fi
}


######################################################################
bro_config_run_bpf()
{
    echo $n "Running bpf script to check if you have enough devices ... "
    num=`ls -1 /dev/bpf[0-9]*|wc -l`
    echo "done."
    echo You have $num bpf devices
    if [ $num -gt 10 ] ; then 
        echo "You should have enough devices"
    else
        bro_config_get_more_bpf
    fi
}
######################################################################

bro_config_get_more_bpf()
{
    RESP=
    while [ -z "$RESP" ]; do
        echo $n "Bro recommends more devices, may I create more for you [Y/n] "
        read RESP
        case "$RESP" in 
            [Yy]|[Yy][Ee][Ss]) 
                echo $n "Creating 32 bpf devices" ; 
                cd /dev; ./MAKEDEV bpf31 ;;
            [Nn]|[Nn][Oo]) return 1;;
            *) echo "Please answer Y or N" ;;
        esac
    done
    echo " Done."
}

######################################################################
# If I'm root, I'll be able to read bpf no matter what!
# so a test of head -1 /dev/bpf0 is meaningless.....
# So all I can really do is check the that group is 
# the same as the $BRO_USER_ID and go with that.
bro_config_chown_bpf()
{
    if [ $valid_id -eq 0 ] ; then 
        echo "$BRO_USER_ID needs to be added to the system and enabled"
        echo "to read the /dev/bpf devices for bro to work."
        return 1
    fi
    readable=0
    # grab the group
    bpf_grp=`ls -al /dev/bpf*|head -1|awk '{print $4}'`
    # bro user groups
    user_grp=`id $BRO_USER_ID`
    #echo "Checking $BRO_USER_ID against $grp"
    # is it in the same as bro?
    if echo $user_grp | grep $bpf_grp  2>&1 > /dev/null; then
        # if so, better make sure its group readable
        perm=`ls -al /dev/bpf*|head -1| cut -c5`
        if [ "x$perm" = "xr" ] ; then
            echo "$BRO_USER_ID can read /dev/bpf devices.... Good"
            readable=1
        else
            readable=0
        fi
    else
        bpf_own=`ls -al /dev/bpf*|head -1|awk '{print $3}'` 
        if [ "$BRO_USER_ID" = "$bpf_own" ] ; then
            echo "$BRO_USER_ID can read /dev/bpf devices.... Good"
            readable=1
        fi
    fi
    if [ $readable -eq 0 ]; then 
        echo "$BRO_USER_ID can NOT read /dev/bpf devices!"
        RESP=
        while [ -z "$RESP" ]; do
            echo $n "May I make the bfp devices owned by user $BRO_USER_ID ? [Y/n]"
            read RESP
            case "$RESP" in 
                [Yy]|[Yy][Ee][Ss]) 
                    chown $BRO_USER_ID /dev/bpf* ;
                    chmod u=rw /dev/bpf* ;;
                [Nn]|[Nn][Oo]) 
                    echo "You will need to enable the user $BRO_USER_ID" ;
                    echo "read access to the /dev/bpf devices." ;
                    return 1;;
                *) echo "Please answer Y or N" ;;
            esac
        done
    fi
}

######################################################################
bro_config_source()
{
    #  source a bro.cfg if it exists, so we know the past default values from the
    #  last run

    dirs="$BROHOME/etc/bro.cfg $BROHOME/etc/bro.cfg.example `pwd`/bro.cfg"
    cfgused=

    for cfgfile in $dirs ; do 
        #echo "checking $cfgfile"
        if [ -r $cfgfile ] ; then
            if [ $automode -eq 1 ] ; then
                break
            fi
            RESP=
            while [ -z "$RESP" ]; do
                echo "**** Detected previous bro.cfg file *****"
                echo $n "May I use $cfgfile for defaults? [Y/n]"
                read RESP
                case "$RESP" in
                    [Yy]|[Yy][Ee][Ss])
                        echo "Sourcing $cfgfile for defaults.";
                        . $cfgfile;
                        cfgused=${cfgfile};;
                    [Nn]|[Nn][Oo])
                        break;;
                    *) echo "Please answer Y or N" ;;
                esac
            done
            break
        fi
    done

    if [ -z $cfgused ] ; then
        echo "Using defaults from bro.cfg.example"
        cfgfile=`pwd`/bro.cfg.example
        if [ -r $cfgfile ] ; then
            . `pwd`/bro.cfg.example
        else
            echo "No bro.cfg.example found. Using built-in defaults"
            # generate some defaults
            if [ -r ./bro.cfg ] ; then 
                # back up their cfg if exists
                mv bro.cfg bro.cfg.bak.$$
            fi
            bro_config_export_vars
            mv bro.cfg bro.cfg.example
            . ./bro.cfg.example
            if [ -r ./bro.cfg ] ; then 
                # replace the cfg if exists
                mv bro.cfg.$$ bro.cfg
            fi

        fi
    fi
}

######################################################################
# See if we are going to use gpg 

bro_config_gpg_vals()
{
    gpg_vals="BRO_GPG_BIN"

    bro_config_input "BRO_ENCRYPT_EMAIL" $BRO_ENCRYPT_EMAIL

    if [ x$BRO_ENCRYPT_EMAIL = "xYES" ]; then 
        for val in $gpg_vals; do  
            varname="$`echo $val`"
            varval=`eval echo $varname` 
            bro_config_input $val $varval
        done
	echo "Make sure to read the manual on how to install GPG keys!"
    fi
}

######################################################################
# snarf some system values and make sure that they are set
# correctly
# values that I might need to know: debug.sk_interrupt_mod, 
# debug.sk_do_packet_timestamps, debug.bpf_bufsize, debug.bpf_maxbufsize
bro_config_system_parms()
{
    
    if [ "x$BRO_SYS_TYPE" = 'xLINUX' ]; then
        return 
    fi

    if [ `sysctl -n debug.bpf_maxbufsize` -lt 8388608 ] ; then
        bpf_maxbufsize=`sysctl -n debug.bpf_maxbufsize`
        echo "Current max buffer size for your BPF filter is $bpf_maxbufsize bytes. Bro recommends a max bpf buffer size of 8388608."
        bro_config_input "bpf_maxbufsize" $bpf_maxbufsize "Please input a new value (or return to keep the current value)"
        sysctl -w debug.bpf_maxbufsize=$bpf_maxbufsize
        makepermanent="NO"
        bro_config_input "makepermanent" $makepermanent "May I make this permanent?  [y/N] "
        if [ x$makepermanent = "xYES" ] ; then 
            if grep debug.bpf_maxbufsize /etc/sysctl.conf 2>&1 > /dev/null ; then 
                echo "ERROR: Can't change value, entry exists in /etc/sysctl.conf!"
            else
                echo "debug.bpf_maxbufsize=$bpf_maxbufsize" >> /etc/sysctl.conf
            fi
        fi
    fi

    if [ `sysctl -n debug.bpf_bufsize` -lt 4194304 ] ; then
        bpf_bufsize=`sysctl -n debug.bpf_bufsize`
        echo "Current buffer size of your BPF filter is $bpf_bufsize bytes. Bro recommends a BPF buffer size of 4194304."
        bro_config_input "bpf_bufsize" $bpf_bufsize "Please input a new value (or return to keep the current value)"
        sysctl -w debug.bpf_bufsize=$bpf_bufsize
        makepermanent="NO"
        bro_config_input "makepermanent" $makepermanent "May I make this permanent? [y/n]"
        if [ x$makepermanent = "xYES" ] ; then 
            if grep debug.bpf_bufsize /etc/sysctl.conf 2>&1 > /dev/null ; then 
                echo "ERROR: Can't change value, entry exists in /etc/sysctl.conf!"
            else
                echo "debug.bpf_bufsize=$bpf_bufsize" >> /etc/sysctl.conf
            fi
        fi
    fi
}


######################################################################
# Ask if we want to send local/external email reports
# if so set the local/external email address(es)
bro_config_email()
{
    bro_do_email_local="NO"
    bro_config_input "bro_do_email_local" $bro_do_email_local " Email local reports? (YES/NO) "
    if [ x$bro_do_email_local = "xYES" ] ; then
        bro_config_input "BRO_EMAIL_LOCAL" $BRO_EMAIL_LOCAL
    else
        BRO_EMAIL_LOCAL=""
    fi

    bro_config_input "BRO_EMAIL_EXTERNAL" $BRO_EMAIL_EXTERNAL
    if [ x$BRO_EMAIL_EXTERNAL = "xYES" ]; then 
            bro_config_input "BRO_EMAIL_REMOTE" $BRO_EMAIL_REMOTE
    fi
}

######################################################################
# Try to figure out the site name. host1.fooobar.com becomes
# foobarcom, and host1 becomes host1. If the hostname isn't set
# it should default to SOMESITE.
bro_config_site_name()
{
    if [ -z $BRO_SITE_NAME ]; then
        BRO_SITE_NAME=`hostname|awk -F. '{print $2 $3}'`
        if [ -z $BRO_SITE_NAME ] ; then 
            BRO_SITE_NAME="SOMESITE"
        fi
    fi
}
######################################################################
# if qutomode is set, just source the example setttings (or guess)
# and output the files. Then exit! 
bro_check_automode()
{
    if [ ! -z $BRO_AUTOMODE ] ; then
        echo "Doing automode"
        automode=1
        # shouldn't run this as root!
        nonroot=1
        bro_config_source
        bro_config_sys_type
        if [ -z $BRO_CAPTURE_INTERFACE ]; then
            bro_config_get_busy_iface
            BRO_CAPTURE_INTERFACE=$busy_iface
        fi
        bro_config_got_root
        bro_config_site_name
        #bro_config_email 
        #bro_config_gpg_vals 
        # export everything
        bro_config_export_vars
        bro_config_export_user
        echo "Automode finished"
        exit 0
    else
        echo "Automode not enabled"
    fi

}
######################################################################
# Give a name for the user id to install everything under
#
bro_config_export_user()
{
    if [ -w bro_user_id ] ; then
        mv bro_user_id bro_user_id.bak
    fi

    if [ -z "$BRO_USER_ID" ]; then
        BRO_USER_ID=`id -un`
    fi
    echo "$BRO_USER_ID" > bro_user_id

}
######################################################################
# main program 

echo ""
echo "Running Bro Configuration Utility"
echo ""
echo "Values enclosed in '[ ]'s are the default value set if you hit return."
echo ""

bro_config_echo_settings

# check for automode
# XXX: this may exit the program at this point
bro_check_automode

while [ $# -ge 1 ]; do
    case $1 in
    -p)     shift; BROHOME=$1 ;;
    -p*)    BROHOME=`echo $1 | cut -c3-`;;
    -d)     Debug=1;;
    -f)     full=1;;
    -*)     echo $Usage; exit 1 ;;
    esac
    shift
done

# get the old vars first
bro_config_source

# what system are we running on second
bro_config_sys_type

# if we aren't root, better not ask the wrong questions ...
bro_config_got_root

#List of all variables we can set
#vars="BROHOME BRO_BIN_DIR BRO_LOG_ARCHIVE BROPATH BRO_POLICY_PREFIX BRO BRO_OPTS BRO_USER_ID BRO_CHECKPOINT_INTERVAL BRO_REPORT_INTERVAL BRO_CAPTURE_INTERFACE BRO_EMAIL_LOCAL BRO_EMAIL_REMOTE BRO_CREATE_TRACE_FILE BRO_SITE_NAME BRO_GPG_BIN"

if [ $nonroot -eq 1 ] ; then 
    BRO_USER_ID=`id -un`
    vars="BRO_LOG_ARCHIVE BRO_USER_ID BRO_CAPTURE_INTERFACE BRO_SITE_NAME BRO_REPORT_START_TIME BRO_REPORT_INTERVAL"
else
    # if this is linux then preset the username to root as it is unlikely that
    # any patches have been applied to allow non-root users to open devices
    # for packet capture.
    if [ "x$BRO_SYS_TYPE" = 'xLINUX' ]; then
        BRO_USER_ID='root'
    fi
    
    vars="BRO_LOG_ARCHIVE BRO_USER_ID BRO_CAPTURE_INTERFACE BRO_SITE_NAME BRO_REPORT_START_TIME BRO_REPORT_INTERVAL"
fi

# set the iface to what I think is correct
# if there is no default
if [ -z $BRO_CAPTURE_INTERFACE ]; then
    bro_config_get_busy_iface
    BRO_CAPTURE_INTERFACE=$busy_iface
fi

# setup the SITE name
bro_config_site_name

# prompt for all the values
# NOTE: ${!variable} only works in bash
for val in $vars;
do
    # Grrr, why can't bsd ship with a *real* shell like bash!
    # can't use bro_config_input $val ${!val}
    varname="$`echo $val`"
    varval=`eval echo $varname` 
    bro_config_input $val $varval
done

bro_config_email 
bro_config_gpg_vals 

#output all the values (if debug)
if [ $Debug -eq 1 ]; then
    for val in $vars;
    do
        varname="$`echo $val`"
        varval=`eval echo $varname` 
        echo Setting $val to $varval
    done
fi

# we can only do the following if we are root
if [ $nonroot -ne 1 ] ; then 
    bro_config_add_user
    # check various system parameters
    bro_config_system_parms
    # Linux does not do bpf devices, skip these tests.
    if [ "x$BRO_SYS_TYPE" != 'xLINUX' ]; then
        # configure the bpfs before doing the dump :-)
        bro_config_run_bpf
        # configure the bpfs to be group readable
        bro_config_chown_bpf
    fi
    # if perl doesn't exist, don't bother...
    if [ "@PERL@" != "" ]; then
        # run the localnets program
        bro_config_run_localnets
    fi
else
    bro_config_nonroot_message
fi
# create the output file
bro_config_export_vars
bro_config_export_user
echo $n "Press any key to now to continue."
read RESP
exit 0

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