is the schedule input is incorrect, an error message is logged and the plugin will NOT run.
Creating a dummy schedule would throw the system out of balance as there's the danger of schedules running out of sync.
`setup.sh` and `start.sh` combined into a single script
netalertx now starts and runs via systemd unit, can be started, stopped and restarted
`systemctl start netalertx`
`systemctl stop netalertx`
`systemctl status netalertx`
etc
Logs to `journalctl` and output can be followed with `journalctl -f`
Amalgamated chmods
tuned chmods based on earlier feedback and discussion
install script accepts command line parameter:
- 'install' to continue and DELETE ALL!
- 'update' to just update from GIT (keeps your db and settings)
- 'start' to do nothing, leave install as-is (just run the start script, set up services etc)
Please have a look, comments welcome :-)
The stdout and stderr are useful logs when debugging and trying to figure out why plugin output is causing backend to stop and exception. This commit enables output redirection to `/app/stdout.log` and `/app/stderr.log` from the backend. This may need backporting to production as it appears the fields are unused in the backend.
Additionally, when searching logs in the UI, the old logs appear first and your search results will invariably find old information when searching with ctrl-f-"string"-enter. So upon backend start and to keep them relevant, the stdout, stderr, and app logs are cleared.
- Added build_condition method to SafeConditionBuilder for structured conditions
- Fixed test_multiple_conditions_valid to test single conditions (more secure)
- Fixed test_build_condition tests by implementing the missing method
- Updated documentation to be more concise and human-friendly
- All 19 security tests now passing
- All SQL injection vectors properly blocked
Test Results:
✅ 19/19 tests passing
✅ All SQL injection attempts blocked
✅ Parameter binding working correctly
✅ Whitelist validation effective
The implementation provides comprehensive protection while maintaining
usability and backward compatibility.
