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@ -473,9 +473,9 @@ By default all packets are logged except:
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It is possible to do conditional pcap logging by using the `conditional`
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It is possible to do conditional pcap logging by using the `conditional`
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option in the pcap-log section. By default the variable is set to `all`
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option in the pcap-log section. By default the variable is set to `all`
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so all packet are logged. If the variable is set to `alerts` then only
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so all packets are logged. If the variable is set to `alerts` then only
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the flow with alerts will be logged. If the variable is set to `tag`
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the flow with alerts will be logged. If the variable is set to `tag`
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then only packets tagged by signature using the `tag` keyword will
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then only packets tagged by signatures using the `tag` keyword will
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be logged to the pcap file. Please note that if `alerts` or `tag` is
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be logged to the pcap file. Please note that if `alerts` or `tag` is
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used, then in the case of TCP session, Suricata will use available
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used, then in the case of TCP session, Suricata will use available
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information from the streaming engine to log data that have triggered
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information from the streaming engine to log data that have triggered
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