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Deleting customize Prototype in Minemeld

L2 Linker

Hi Minemeld Team,

 

Able to provide steps to delete customize Prototype in minemeld? As I don't see it in the Minemeld webui.

 

Thanks alot.

 

Thanks

Darren koh

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L7 Applicator

Hi Darren,

there is no way to accomplish this via the Web UI currently (MM v 0.9.22). But is quite easy to do it via shell.

 

Local prototypes are stored in a file called /opt/minemeld/local/prototypes/minemeldlocal.yml:

  • If you want to remove all the local prototypes just delete the file and hit the refresh button on your browser to force a refresh of the prototypes library.
  • If instead you want to remove a single prototype, open the file with a text editor (vim or nano) like 
    sudo -u mineneld vi /opt/minemeld/local/prototypes/minemeldlocal.yml
    The file has section with a list of prototypes:
    author: minemeld-web
    description: Local prototype library managed via MineMeld WebUI
    prototypes:
    alienvault_reputation-1473670903364:
    class: minemeld.ft.csv.CSVFT
    config:
    attributes:
    confidence: 80
    share_level: green
    type: IPv4
    delimiter: '#'
    fieldnames:
    - indicator
    - alienvault_reliability
    - alienvault_risk
    - alienvault_type
    interval: 3600
    source_name: alienvault.reputation
    url: http://reputation.alienvault.com/reputation.data
    description: this just catches everything
    development_status: EXPERIMENTAL
    node_type: miner
    prototype-2:
    [...]
    To remove a prototype, just remove it from the list, save the file and hit refresh on the browser:
    author: minemeld-web
    description: Local prototype library managed via MineMeld WebUI
    prototypes:
    prototype-2:
    [...]

 

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L7 Applicator

Hi Darren,

there is no way to accomplish this via the Web UI currently (MM v 0.9.22). But is quite easy to do it via shell.

 

Local prototypes are stored in a file called /opt/minemeld/local/prototypes/minemeldlocal.yml:

  • If you want to remove all the local prototypes just delete the file and hit the refresh button on your browser to force a refresh of the prototypes library.
  • If instead you want to remove a single prototype, open the file with a text editor (vim or nano) like 
    sudo -u mineneld vi /opt/minemeld/local/prototypes/minemeldlocal.yml
    The file has section with a list of prototypes:
    author: minemeld-web
    description: Local prototype library managed via MineMeld WebUI
    prototypes:
    alienvault_reputation-1473670903364:
    class: minemeld.ft.csv.CSVFT
    config:
    attributes:
    confidence: 80
    share_level: green
    type: IPv4
    delimiter: '#'
    fieldnames:
    - indicator
    - alienvault_reliability
    - alienvault_risk
    - alienvault_type
    interval: 3600
    source_name: alienvault.reputation
    url: http://reputation.alienvault.com/reputation.data
    description: this just catches everything
    development_status: EXPERIMENTAL
    node_type: miner
    prototype-2:
    [...]
    To remove a prototype, just remove it from the list, save the file and hit refresh on the browser:
    author: minemeld-web
    description: Local prototype library managed via MineMeld WebUI
    prototypes:
    prototype-2:
    [...]

 

It works, thank you for your support again. 😃

Hi Luigi,

 

I am using Minemeld Version: 0.9.16 through the path below to remove the prototype:

 

$sudo -u minemeld vi /opt/minemeld/prototype/current/minemeld.local.tml

 

Thanks

Darren Koh

Hi Darren,

if you still running 0.9.16 my suggestion is to copy the minemeldlocal.yml file to /opt/minemeld/local/prototypes directory and then run the instructions to upgrade to the new updating system:

https://live.paloaltonetworks.com/t5/MineMeld-Discussions/What-s-new-in-MineMeld-0-9-18/m-p/98409#U9...

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