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@ -78,6 +78,15 @@ The set of existing commands is the following:
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* memcap-set: update memcap value of an item specified
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* memcap-set: update memcap value of an item specified
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* memcap-show: show memcap value of an item specified
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* memcap-show: show memcap value of an item specified
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* memcap-list: list all memcap values available
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* memcap-list: list all memcap values available
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* reload-rules: alias of ruleset-reload-rules
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* register-tenant-handler: register a tenant handler with the specified mapping
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* unregister-tenant-handler: unregister a tenant handler with the specified mapping
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* register-tenant: register tenant with a particular ID and filename
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* unregister-tenant: unregister tenant with a particular ID
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* reload-tenant: reload a tenant with specified ID and filename
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* add-hostbit: add hostbit on a host IP with a particular bit name and time of expiry
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* remove-hostbit: remove hostbit on a host IP with specified bit name
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* list-hostbit: list hostbit for a particular host IP
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You can access to these commands with the provided example script which
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You can access to these commands with the provided example script which
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is named ``suricatasc``. A typical session with ``suricatasc`` will looks like:
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is named ``suricatasc``. A typical session with ``suricatasc`` will looks like:
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