[Intelmq-users] Custom bots from external code base

[Antoine Neuenschwander]

On 11.10.18 19:29, L. Aaron Kaplan wrote:
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>> On 11 Oct 2018, at 11:37, Antoine Neuenschwander <antoine.neuenschwander at switch.ch> wrote:
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>> Hello list,
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>> We are currently developing custom bots that are very specific to one of our clients' environment. For the sake of clean code management, we intend to keep the custom bots in a separate repository and generate separate pip/rpm packages. So far I think the only obstacle in doing so is that the bots are not registered in the BOTS file, therefore they will not be recognized by intelmqctl. We could append the bots' description in the BOTS file manually, but we'd rather have an automatic way of doing this, when installing the custom bot rpm package. Has anyone already dealt with the same use-case? Any tips?
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> we were thinking of a type of bots.d/ directory structure some time ago (1 year ago?)
> Would that help in this case?

Yes, that would help if the bots needn't register elsewhere.

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>> Thanks and best regards,
>> Antoine
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