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NAME

       prelude-manager - Collects and normalize events.

SYNOPSIS

       prelude-manager [options]

DESCRIPTION

       Prelude  Manager  is  a  high-availability  server  which  can collect,
       filter, relay, reverse-relay, normalize and store  events.  Events  can
       come  from registered analyzers and/or managers. The common usage is to
       store nomalized events into a database, thus this can  be  extended  to
       store informations in plain text or xml files.

OPTIONS

       Some prelude-manager option are contextual, they have to be prefixed by
       another.

       --prelude Prelude generic options

       --profile=<name> Profile to use for this analyzer

       --heartbeat-interval=<interval> Number of seconds between two heartbeat

       --server-addr=<address>  Address  where  this  sensor  should report to
       (addr:port)

       --analyzer-name=<name> Name for this analyzer

       --db=<INAME>
            Options for the libpreludedb plugin

            -t, --type=<type> Type of database (mysql/pgsql/sqlite3)

            -l, --log=<file name> Log all queries in a file,  should  be  only
            used for debugging purpose

            -h, --host=<address> The host where the database server is running
            (in case of client/server database)

            -f, --file=<file name> The file where the database is  stored  (in
            case of file based database)

            -p,  --port=<port  number>  The  port where the database server is
            listening (in case of client/server database)

            -d, --name=<name> The name of the database where the  alerts  will
            be stored

            -u,  --user=<user>  User of the database (in case of client/server
            database)

            -P,  --pass=<password>  Password  for  the  user   (in   case   of
            client/server database)

       --debug=<INAME>
            Option for the debug plugin

            -o,  --object=<name>  Name  of  IDMEF  object  to print (no object
            provided will print the entire message)

            -l, --logfile=<file name> Specify output file to use  (default  to
            stdout)

       --relaying=<INAME>
            Relaying plugin option

            -p, --parent-managers=<address> List of managers address:port pair
            where messages should be sent to

       --textmod=<INAME>
            Option for the textmod plugin

            -l, --logfile=<file name> Specify logfile to use

       --xmlmod=<INAME>
            Option for the xmlmod plugin

            -l, --logfile=<file name> Specify output file to use

            -v, --validate=<xml> Validate IDMEF XML output against DTD

            -f, --format=<format> Format XML output so that it is readable

            -d, --disable-buffering=<boolean> Disable output file buffering to
            prevent truncated tags

            --idmef-criteria-filter=<INAME>  Filter  message  based  on  IDMEF
            criteria

            -r, --rule=<rule> Filter rule, or filename containing rule

            --hook=<value>    Where    the    filter    should    be    hooked
            (reporting|reverse-relaying|plugin name)

       --config=<file name>
            Configuration file to use

       -v, --version
            Print version number

       -D, --debug-level=<level>
            Run in debug mode

       -d, --daemon
            Run in daemon mode

       -P, --pidfile=<file name>
            Write Prelude PID to pidfile

       -c, --child-managers=<address>
            List  of  managers  address:port  pair  where  messages  should be
            gathered from

       -l, --listen=<address>
            Address the sensors server should listen on (addr:port)

       -f, --failover=<boolean>
            Enable failover for specified report plugin

       -h, --help
            Print help

FILES

       /etc/prelude/prelude-manager.conf - the configuration file

BUGS

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SEE ALSO

       prelude-adduser(1)

                                                            prelude-manager(1)