Incidents log #9

Enygma2002 · 2018-10-19T13:01:26Z

Currently, incidents (both on the upload and scheduled scan) are logged in the server's logs.

However, if no access to the server logs is possible (using a hosted/cloud solution), it would be useful to have the incidents logged in the wiki, for admins to review.

Implementation ideas:

The simplest would be to send them an email whenever such an event occurs, similar to the emails sent by the scheduled scan
The more complex alternative is to keep a log of incidents (i.e. one page per incident) and then maybe display (as a livetable) it in administration (displayed or linked from), with the option to remove log entries when they are no longer useful.
An incident would record a type (upload / scheduled scan) and maybe an action as well (blocked / deleted / quarantined), together with other info, like the file name, location, upload date, last author.

* Added a log of incidents (one per page) and displaying them in a livetable inside the Antivirus Administration section. * Each incident can be viewed individually, deleted or all incidents can be deleted at once. * Both upload and scheduled scans create an incident when a virus is detected and an action is performed on the infected attachment.

* Fixed CSRF handling for the delete operation in JavaScript ** Moved the CSRF token retrieval and dumped it in the HTML in order to retrieve it with JS, instead of caching it together with the JS. * Minor improvements.

* Added a log of incidents (one per page) and displaying them in a livetable inside the Antivirus Administration section. * Each incident can be viewed individually, deleted or all incidents can be deleted at once. * Both upload and scheduled scans create an incident when a virus is detected and an action is performed on the infected attachment. * Fixed test.

* Fixed CSRF handling for the delete operation in JavaScript ** Moved the CSRF token retrieval and dumped it in the HTML in order to retrieve it with JS, instead of caching it together with the JS. * Minor improvements.