✨ Glad to see you here! ✨
- Visit our FAQs
- Or talk to us directly in the Moloch-FPC Slack
First, checkout the main Moloch README for information on how to build and run Moloch.
Then, get some test data!
- Make sure node 10 is in your path
- Install and Start Elasticsearch
- Use
easybutton-build.sh
orconfigure
andmake
to build everything - Run
make check
from the top level directory, this will- run
npm ci
everywhere - run
tests.pl
andtests.pl --viewer
in the tests directory
- run
Note: this will only work if viewer is not already running.
You should now have test data loaded, so let's start the web app:
- Move to the Moloch viewer directory
- Run
npm ci
- Move to the vueapp directory
- Run
npm ci
- Move back up to the viewer directory
- Run
npm run start:test
- Now browse to the app at
http://localhost:8123
🕐 On first load, you will likely see this message: "No results or none that match your search within your time range." This is because the data that was loaded is from all time ranges, so make sure you search for ALL times ranges.
For more information about running the Moloch Viewer web application, visit the viewer README.
Documentation, READMEs, examples, and FAQs are important. Please help improve and add to them.
Before submitting a bug report:
- Ensure the bug was not already reported by searching for existing issues in Moloch
- If an issues is already open, make a comment that you are experiencing the same thing and provide any additional details
- Check the FAQs for a list of common questions and problems
Bugs are tracked as GitHub Issues. Please follow these guidelines when submitting a bug:
- Provide a clear and descriptive title
- Describe the exact steps to reproduce the problem
- Explain the expected behavior
- Fill out the issue template completely
Feature requests include new features and minor improvements to existing functionality.
Feature requests are tracked as GitHub Issues. Please follow these guidelines when submitting a feature request:
- Provide a clear and descriptive title
- Describe the suggested feature in as much detail as possible
- Use examples to help us understand the use case of the feature
- If you are requesting a minor improvement, describe the current behavior and why it is not sufficient
- If possible, provide examples of where this feature exists elsewhere in other tools
- Follow the directions in the issue template
We welcome all collaboration! If you can fix it or implement it, please do! 🔨
To better help us review your pull request, please follow these guidelines:
- Provide a clear and descriptive title
- Clearly describe the problem and solution
- Include the relevant issue number(s) if applicable
- If changes are made to the capture component, verify all tests in the tests direction pass by running
./tests.pl
- If changes are mode to the viewer or parlimant components, run
npm run lint
from the viewer or parliament directory (whichever you are making changes to) and correct any errors - Additionally, for any viewer or parliament changes, verify that all UI tests pass by runnning
./tests.pl --viewer
- The README file in the tests directory provides additional information on the test cases
- Update the CyberChef version ("CYBERCHEFVERSION") in
viewer/viewer.js
- Update the CyberChef version in
viewer/Makefile.in
(there are two version numbers on line 23) - Run
make
in viewer or download the new version of the CyberChef zip file manually to theviewer/public
directory - Unzip and copy
CyberChef_v*.html
toviewer/public/CyberChef_v*.html
- Add
<base href="./cyberchef/" />
in the<head>
ofviewer/public/CyberChef_v*.html
- Add the script section from the previous
viewer/public/cyberchef.html
file before the end</body></html>
tags at the end ofviewer/public/CyberChef_v*.html
- Delete the old CyberChef zip file
- Delete the old CyberChef html file
- Rename
viewer/public/CyberChef_v*.html
file toviewer/public/cyberchef.html
Andy & Elyse