To make quickly available a few notes about repetitive tasks, that I easily forget :)
When you want to reverse a commit, there will be no trace in the historic of the reversed commit
git reverse [commit hash]
When you want to go back to a previous commit, there will be a trace of the commit
git checkout [commit hash]
When you want to clean a json, use Jq output. Jq parse files and produce and unified format.
cat [file] jq .
Then copy the stream into a new file, using >, cp or tee or sponge.
Once the repository is forked from the original project and cloned on your machine:
Add the original project repository as a remote (you will need to pull updates from it):
$git remote add [name you give localy to this remote] [adresse of the repository.git]
Pull from the original remote:
$git pull [name given to the remote] main **main** is tells here on with branch you want to merge new data, otherwise it's just fetched.
Then push the new data on your fork online (such as your github repository for example)
$git push origin
log in root
cd /var/www/MISP
git pull origin
git submodule update # 4 bis update MISP taxonommies, objects and galaxies from UI
Object templates
In Menu Global Actions: List Object Templates: them Update Objects in the left panel
Galaxies
In Menu Galaxies: List Galaxies: Update Galaxies in the left panel
Taxonomies
In Menu Events Actions: List Taxonomies: Update Taxonomies in the left panel
cd etc/apache2/site-enabled
change your things
service apache2 restart
/var/www/MISP/app/Console/cake Baseurl http://[url]:[port]