Dear community,
I have two news items for you, both related to documentation:
First, there is an IntelMQ Tutorial, which guides through various features and tools of IntelMQ. Lesson one introduces the architecture, concepts and terminology of the project. Lessons two and three delve hands-on into working with IntelMQ. Starting with installation and basic usage & configuration they go on to tackle progressively more advanced topics like using advanced features or changing the message queue software to be used. Solutions and explanations are offered for all tasks. In the last lesson you'll learn how to use intelmq-tools, a third-party software which makes customization of your IntelMQ instance much easier.
We think that this kind of interactive online documentation is especially important nowadays when conferences and workshops cannot take place in real life.
As for all other IntelMQ components, we welcome any contributions and feedback to the tutorial.
-> https://github.com/certtools/intelmq-tutorial
Second, we have a new IntelMQ Documentation page:
We completely revised the way IntelMQ's documentation is presented: Instead of single files in the source-code repository, the best place to read the documentation is now intelmq.readthedocs.io. All pages are generated using Sphinx, the de facto standard tool for documentation. It features a better reading experience and a significantly improved navigation. Furthermore, the new page offers an integrated search as well as module index covering the complete code documentation
If you find any bugs or have improvements, please let us know!
-> https://intelmq.readthedocs.io/
best regards Sebastian
Hello,
Am Freitag 06 November 2020 10:09:36 schrieb Sebastian Wagner:
I have two news items for you, both related to documentation:
the email of Sebastian has a signature that does not verify. (You've certainly noticed and did not trust the contents. ;-))
The reason is a single space character. If you edit the raw email and add a space before "IntelMQ" in the following line -Subject: IntelMQ Tutorial and a new documentation page +Subject: IntelMQ Tutorial and a new documentation page it verifies again (at least for me).
== technical details My suspicion is that the second space gets removed by Mailman 2 because it is unusual for a real mail header. Better would be to quote it.
Sebastian was so kind to provide the diff to his original email.
In mutt, the default function to edit a raw email is crtl-x e (in honor of mutt 2.0 released a few days ago).
Best Regards, Bernhard