[Prelude Hybrid IDS] #265: change assessment.impact.description forn VARCHAR(255) to TEXT in the database

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#265: change assessment.impact.description forn VARCHAR(255) to TEXT in the
database
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 Reporter:  [email protected]  |       Owner:  yoann              
     Type:  enhancement          |      Status:  new                
 Priority:  normal               |   Milestone:  LibpreludeDB 0.9.14
Component:  libpreludedb         |     Version:  0.9                
 Severity:  normal               |    Keywords:                     
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 In libpreludedb I would Like to change the field in the database for
 assessment.impact.description to TEXT in the database this would
 effectivly unlimit the size of the field in PostgreSQL and SQLite, in
 MySQL it would set the maximum length to 65,535 characters. since this is
 not an indexed field and usauly not used for searching it should have a
 negligable if any proformance impact. It will also allow for much more
 verbose descriptions.
 the reason why this came to my attention is im working on an snmp sensor
 it almost complete but i want to be able to add the description from the
 mib to the alert however i realized that many of the descriptions in the
 mibs excide 255 characters in addition many of them actualy excide 512
 characters. In RFC4765 there in the deffinition of a string there is no
 limit imposed on the length of a field.

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Ticket URL: <https://trac.prelude-ids.org/ticket/265>
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