Non-Threading TCL?

[RayAID]

I am trying to stand up an IDS box based on RHEL 5.

When I issue the command ./sguild I get the following response:

ERROR: This version of TCL was compiled with threading enabled. Sguil is not compatible with threading.
SGUILD: Exiting.

Ideas?

Thanks,

Ray

[Rubberman]

Which version of Sguil are you running? If the current version (0.7.0) is what you are running, then you will need to use another TCL engine to work with it. In which case, you will probably need to build TCL from source and disable threading, then install it somewhere other than the standard system directories (/usr/... or /usr/local/...). There may be some environment variables that Sguil uses to determine which TCL engine and libraries to use - don't know since I haven't run it, or you may have to write a shell script that sets your PATH and LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variables appropriately before starting Sguil.

[RayAID]

Which version of Sguil are you running? If the current version (0.7.0) is what you are running, then you will need to use another TCL engine to work with it. In which case, you will probably need to build TCL from source and disable threading, then install it somewhere other than the standard system directories (/usr/... or /usr/local/...). There may be some environment variables that Sguil uses to determine which TCL engine and libraries to use - don't know since I haven't run it, or you may have to write a shell script that sets your PATH and LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variables appropriately before starting Sguil.

Thanks RM. Yea, I'm using sguil 0.7.0. We will rebuild TCL for now. I have contacted the developer (Bamm). He is aware of the issues but doesn't have a solution as of yet.

Ray