From: Andreas Östling (andreasoit.su.se)
Date: Thu Apr 22 2004 - 12:48:52 CDT

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Those timestamps only tell you when the tarball was created (which is
done automatically from cvs every x minutes or so). You should look
at the cvs Id tag in the files to find out when the content last changed.

The -current rules tarball was recently updated and I don't know why 2_1
was not, but a good thing with Snort is of course that you can and
should write your own signatures.

/Andreas

On Thu, 22 Apr 2004, Gus Fritschie wrote:

> I just seems weird to me that there have been no changes to the rules in a
> couple of weeks. New vulnerabilities have been released and when you look
> at the date on the rule files on the Snort site it is current. I'm probably
> wrong, but it just seems strange.

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