This is a potential release candidate, if no major issues are reported in this version then it will be the official 2.2 release.

Changelog:
- Added migration routine for plesk environments from the old asl-web-gui to the new asl-web
- update to KERNELS file to support the new 2.6.29.6 kernels
- Bugfix #XXX, on ossec_database_setup
- Bugfix #XXX, on asl-mod (adds more modules)
- Bugfix #XXX, on white/black/geoblock/blocking .js files


To upgrade:

yum --enablerepo=asl-2.0-testing upgrade

and run
asl -s -f

For new installs:

wget -q -O - http://www.atomicorp.com/installers/asl-beta |sh

Thanks for the update. I am still getting a kernel vulnerability: Critical Risk: Stack is executable. The system is vulnerable to buffer overrun class attacks.

ASL version: 2.2-0.beta3.11.el5.art
uname -a: 2.6.29.6-1.art.i686.PAE

And the old problem, reported in the support portal, of not being able to see the detail for Moderate vulnerabilities, except when you have other vulnerabilities, is still there. And as you can see in the screen cap, it is then presented as a critical risk...

Yeah the tar file was stale, its going into .12 now

Thanks for the update. Got an error during the yum update
cp: cannot stat `/var/asl/www/modules/asl/graphics/asl-button.gif': No such file or directory
but it works and correctly identifies the kernel.

The Vulnerability is still not showing correctly though.

Think you could send the /var/asl/data/vulnerability* files to support?

Sure! Done!

Great, got it. And the update (beta3.13) should be available.

Works like a charm! Thanks!