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Hello,

 

I have installed mysql 4.0.15-nt and have tried to use a script to automatically configure the required tables. The error reported tells me the syntax is incorrect error 1064 at the 4 line \'INSERT INTO.....\' . I am new to mysql but i believe the script was written for a previous version of mysql.

 

I would appreciate any help on why the script is falling over.

 

semar

 

CREATE TABLE schema ( vseq INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

ctime DATETIME NOT NULL,

PRIMARY KEY (vseq));

INSERT INTO schema (vseq, ctime) VALUES (\'106\', now());

 

CREATE TABLE event ( sid INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

cid INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

signature INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

timestamp DATETIME NOT NULL,

PRIMARY KEY (sid,cid),

INDEX sig (signature),

INDEX time (timestamp));

 

CREATE TABLE signature ( sig_id INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,

sig_name VARCHAR(255) NOT NULL,

sig_class_id INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

sig_priority INT UNSIGNED,

sig_rev INT UNSIGNED,

sig_sid INT UNSIGNED,

PRIMARY KEY (sig_id),

INDEX sign_idx (sig_name(20)),

INDEX sig_class_id_idx (sig_class_id));

 

CREATE TABLE sig_reference (sig_id INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

ref_seq INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

ref_id INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

PRIMARY KEY(sig_id, ref_seq));

 

CREATE TABLE reference ( ref_id INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,

ref_system_id INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

ref_tag TEXT NOT NULL,

PRIMARY KEY (ref_id));

 

CREATE TABLE reference_system ( ref_system_id INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,

ref_system_name VARCHAR(20),

PRIMARY KEY (ref_system_id));

 

CREATE TABLE sig_class ( sig_class_id INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,

sig_class_name VARCHAR(60) NOT NULL,

PRIMARY KEY (sig_class_id),

INDEX (sig_class_id),

INDEX (sig_class_name));

 

# store info about the sensor supplying data

CREATE TABLE sensor ( sid INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,

hostname TEXT,

interface TEXT,

filter TEXT,

detail TINYINT,

encoding TINYINT,

last_cid INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

PRIMARY KEY (sid));

 

# All of the fields of an ip header

CREATE TABLE iphdr ( sid INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

cid INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

ip_src INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

ip_dst INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

ip_ver TINYINT UNSIGNED,

ip_hlen TINYINT UNSIGNED,

ip_tos TINYINT UNSIGNED,

ip_len SMALLINT UNSIGNED,

ip_id SMALLINT UNSIGNED,

ip_flags TINYINT UNSIGNED,

ip_off SMALLINT UNSIGNED,

ip_ttl TINYINT UNSIGNED,

ip_proto TINYINT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

ip_csum SMALLINT UNSIGNED,

PRIMARY KEY (sid,cid),

INDEX ip_src (ip_src),

INDEX ip_dst (ip_dst));

 

# All of the fields of a tcp header

CREATE TABLE tcphdr( sid INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

cid INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

tcp_sport SMALLINT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

tcp_dport SMALLINT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

tcp_seq INT UNSIGNED,

tcp_ack INT UNSIGNED,

tcp_off TINYINT UNSIGNED,

tcp_res TINYINT UNSIGNED,

tcp_flags TINYINT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

tcp_win SMALLINT UNSIGNED,

tcp_csum SMALLINT UNSIGNED,

tcp_urp SMALLINT UNSIGNED,

PRIMARY KEY (sid,cid),

INDEX tcp_sport (tcp_sport),

INDEX tcp_dport (tcp_dport),

INDEX tcp_flags (tcp_flags));

 

# All of the fields of a udp header

CREATE TABLE udphdr( sid INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

cid INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

udp_sport SMALLINT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

udp_dport SMALLINT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

udp_len SMALLINT UNSIGNED,

udp_csum SMALLINT UNSIGNED,

PRIMARY KEY (sid,cid),

INDEX udp_sport (udp_sport),

INDEX udp_dport (udp_dport));

 

# All of the fields of an icmp header

CREATE TABLE icmphdr( sid INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

cid INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

icmp_type TINYINT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

icmp_code TINYINT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

icmp_csum SMALLINT UNSIGNED,

icmp_id SMALLINT UNSIGNED,

icmp_seq SMALLINT UNSIGNED,

PRIMARY KEY (sid,cid),

INDEX icmp_type (icmp_type));

 

# Protocol options

CREATE TABLE opt ( sid INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

cid INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

optid INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

opt_proto TINYINT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

opt_code TINYINT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

opt_len SMALLINT,

opt_data TEXT,

PRIMARY KEY (sid,cid,optid));

 

# Packet payload

CREATE TABLE data ( sid INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

cid INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

data_payload TEXT,

PRIMARY KEY (sid,cid));

 

# encoding is a lookup table for storing encoding types

CREATE TABLE encoding(encoding_type TINYINT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

encoding_text TEXT NOT NULL,

PRIMARY KEY (encoding_type));

INSERT INTO encoding (encoding_type, encoding_text) VALUES (0, \'hex\');

INSERT INTO encoding (encoding_type, encoding_text) VALUES (1, \'base64\');

INSERT INTO encoding (encoding_type, encoding_text) VALUES (2, \'ascii\');

 

# detail is a lookup table for storing different detail levels

CREATE TABLE detail (detail_type TINYINT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

detail_text TEXT NOT NULL,

PRIMARY KEY (detail_type));

INSERT INTO detail (detail_type, detail_text) VALUES (0, \'fast\');

INSERT INTO detail (detail_type, detail_text) VALUES (1, \'full\');

 

# be sure to also use the snortdb-extra tables if you want

# mappings for tcp flags, protocols, and ports

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thanks for the reply.

 

If i just run line....

 

CREATE TABLE schema ( vseq INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL,

ctime DATETIME NOT NULL,

PRIMARY KEY (vseq));

 

table is created, but adding the next line causes the error \'you have an error in your SQL syntax\'

 

INSERT INTO schema (vseq, ctime) VALUES (\'106\', now());

 

regards

 

Semar

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