Commenting here to mirror my issue on github.

When I Tried to use the latest 1.1 install of this package and getting errors for the Active List Capacity.

Locally, I modified the following values from 1500000 to 1000000 and it worked.

Expanding the Suspect Address and another suspect list have these increased values.

Hi Mike,

    Before installing TI 1.1, was the server.properties file updated with the below line?

#Increase the active list maximum capacity
activelist.max_capacity=1500000

Thanks,

Teju

Teju,

No, If that direction was in the instructions it was not changed from the defaults as this was but for the sorting property a straight up new install.

Unable to install Whois from initial command.  Anyone else have this error?

Configuring Net-Abuse-Utils-0.24 ... OK

==> Found dependencies: Net::Whois::IP

--> Working on Net::Whois::IP

Fetching https://cpan.metacpan.org/authors/id/B/BS/BSCHMITZ/Net-Whois-IP-1.19.tar.gz ... OK

Configuring Net-Whois-IP-1.19 ... OK

Building and testing Net-Whois-IP-1.19 ... FAIL

! Installing Net::Whois::IP failed. See /home/cifuser/.cpanm/work/1489079713.3373/build.log for details. Retry with --force to force install it.

! Installing the dependencies failed: Module 'Net::Whois::IP' is not installed

! Bailing out the installation for Net-Abuse-Utils-0.24.

Also what OS is required?  The text stats Ubuntu 14 TLS but i cannot find that download. Do you mean LTS?​

Hey ​,

I would guess that this is a typo. I didn't write this, you would need to check with ​, ​, or ​. It might also be from the CIF documentation.

Hope this helps,

--

Prentice

John,

I'm so sorry...that is indeed a typo. It's LTS. If you have any questions or hit any snags, feel free to contact me directly.

George

gboitano@semplicityinc.com

Thanks George,

Just sent you an email.

Ran into some issues when installing the CIF server.  It appears the Net::Whois::IP failed to install which caused the entire install to quit.  I tried running the second command but got an cannot access – no such file or directory.

Hi all,

Just starting to try this package with limited success.  It seems the events are feeding upstream but are not parsing correctly. I suspect our source CSV output file(s) from the CIF may be messed up.  Is there a working example of a known good CSV file that we can use as a sanity check / model? 

BTW, the config screencap (config.png) in the wiki instructions at Step 5 does not appear to be available.....? 

Any feedback appreciated

Thanks.....

Hi Randy,

I attached the sample CSV file in the wiki instruction at Step5. Please let me know if you need more info.

Thanks,

Dat