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Support for Ubuntu 22.04 #2048
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tl;dr: I have sent a mail requesting support for this distribution type. The installer script does not contain entries for this release either which results in:
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Since the installer script asks to report unrecognized distribution types through mail and there has not been any activity on this issue since April, I decided to follow that process as well. Adding this info for reference, findability and to prevent duplicate support mails. |
Any update on support for this version of Ubuntu? I would like to use Ossec Plus but am unable to do so at this time. |
I would also be very interested in getting a build (deb package) for ubuntu 22.04 as well. |
u22 binary builds are in the pipeline for next week |
Looking forward, thanks!!! |
Is anyone also providing Ubuntu 22.04 support in the Ubuntu repositories here: https://updates.atomicorp.com/channels/atomic/ubuntu/dists/. |
Ubuntu 22.04 Jammy packages available by this link: |
@vintury There is no dists/jammy, so the repo is incomplete.
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@afunix That repo seems to be a bit inconsistent. The packages for jammy are present but not under the Quoting @vintury
If you look at that link, the The current workaround (that is used by the provided installer script) seems to be to ignore signature verification issues. If you'd like to replicate the behavior of the installer, you'd need this as your repository configuration:
I do think this is a less optimal solution than one where signatures for the packages would be provided through a |
It's been much longer than next week. Any news on updates for Ubuntu 22.04? I want to install Ossec but it's not compatable with 22.04. Let me know how long I have to wait. Otherwise I guess I will have to resort to fail2ban in the meantime. Thanks. P.S. I am trying to install the ARM version on the Raspberry Pi Version of Ubuntu. |
You can still build it from source on ubuntu 22.04. I've done it myself and wrote a guide about it found here: https://libellux.com/ossec/, For ARM version @Danrancan use Raspian where systemd is used and it should work. |
Thank you so much! As soon as I get around to building this I will let you know my findings! |
Is it possible to provide the ubuntu (jammy) installation signed by GPG like most other repositories? As @fchapotot mentioned, this is a security tool and "grabbing" it in an insecure manner seems very counter intuitive. |
Any updates on this? Ubuntu 22.04 has been the current LTS version of one of the most popular OSs on the planet for over a year now. |
The issue for the last year or so has been the following:
any plans to fix this? |
Okay, NOW, i have finally created a cleanly installed Ubuntu Server 22.04, and am about to build this from source. However, is the link you posted to the build instructions correct? Your link directs to https://libellux.com/ossec/ shouldn't it be directing me to the github page https://github.com/libellux/Libellux-Up-and-Running/blob/master/docs/ossec/config/ubuntu_22.04.sh ? I just want to make sure I am following the right tutorial. Let me know. Thanks. |
Any updates on an Ubuntu 22.04 repository so I don't have to build from source? |
Yeah they've been out for a while now: https://updates.atomicorp.com/channels/atomic/ubuntu/jammy/amd64/ |
@libellux also what is the difference between the Server Installation, and the Agent installation? Do i need the server or agent ? I'm running an Ubuntu 22.04 server. What should I be using? |
Thank you, but I am using a Raspberry Pi 4 (aarch64). Do you know if they have any armV8 releases? |
Depends of course on your set up. You always should have 1 server installation which manages the agents/clients.. or if you just want to run in on standalone machine u should go server installation. Summary, the server installation manages either itself and/or its clients. If you need assistance you can reach me at https://www.ossec.net/join-us-on-slack/ my user name there is Fredrik Himersson and I'm more than happy to guide you |
Seems like the slack channel is closed. I just sent an email requesting membership. Thanks. |
I didnt see anything, but here is the invite link: https://join.slack.com/t/ossec/shared_invite/zt-2ijx9i8me-Jg8z0cxmAyxpzmtFFi5nmw |
amazingly they finally fixed the repo (sort of). you can actually apt install the packages now but on apt update still get: W: Conflicting distribution: https://updates.atomicorp.com/channels/atomic/ubuntu jammy/amd64/ InRelease (expected jammy/amd64/ but got ) also, the atomic repo installer script uses legacy apt-key setup which causes another warning: W: https://updates.atomicorp.com/channels/atomic/ubuntu/jammy/amd64/InRelease: Key is stored in legacy trusted.gpg keyring (/etc/apt/trusted.gpg), see the DEPRECATION section in apt-key(8) for details. |
Yes, "they" are :P |
U20-U24 arm64 and amd64 packages are available now. For existing systems you'll need to run the installer again to get the newer repo layout. The legacy repos will still be there but wont be maintained any more |
nice work @atomicturtle |
There is currently no support for Ubuntu 22.04 (Jammy). Using the 20.04 (Focal) repository instead doesn't work as it is missing libssl1.1. Ubuntu has switched to libssl3 with 22.04.
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