Squert 1.1.5 package now available

Paul Halliday recently released Squert 1.1.5:
http://www.squertproject.org/
https://github.com/int13h/squert

He also recorded a walkthrough video of some of the new features recently added to Squert:
http://youtu.be/ZOsVw96XM8E

I've packaged Squert 1.1.5 and the package has been tested by the following (thanks!):
Pedro Simoes
JP Bourget
David Zawdie

Release Notes

• Please note that /var/www/squert/.inc/config.php gets overwritten during the update process so if you had previously set sgUser and sgPass to enable transcripts and event classification, you'll need to re-apply those settings.
• Please also note that you may need to Shift-Reload in your browser and/or empty browser cache to ensure you're running the latest Squert javascript.
• Timestamps are displayed in UTC by default, but you can change this by clicking the arrows to the right of the timeline.  De-select UTC, then specify your local timezone offset.  Then click "Save" to save your preference into the database and click "Update" to refresh the page with the new timestamps.  See the "Time Selection" screenshot below.

Screenshots

Update Process

OSSEC events now render properly

Time Selection 

Country Mappings

Issues Resolved
Issue 387: Squert 1.1.5
https://code.google.com/p/security-onion/issues/detail?id=387

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