This project will deliver you with a simple and reproducible way to install MISP on a Red Hat based system. Each release will contain a specific version of the software and will give you reproducible installations on dev, test, acceptance or prod systems.
This step is very important
We provide two different flavors of RPMs for MISP. You should decide for one of them and stick to it for as long as possible. We don't provide any help to change between one or the other, a fresh installation is recommended to change from one to the other.
This RPMs work with a clean Red Hat installation. There are no external repositories like EPEL, Remi PHP or others needed. They only rely on optional official RHEL repositories and software collections - you'll obviously need a valid RedHat subscription attached. Due to external dependencies in MISP-Modules this project can't control, we'll not provide a RPM for the modules. Just a single MISP instance is provided. Files for this option will be provided in the releases section of this project. Please make sure you use the correct version for your RHEL base system.
See INSTALL.md for this specific RPM install on RedHat and refer to upstream MISP documentation for anything MISP related and/or upgrade paths.
As RHEL8 is officially end of life, we recommend to upgrade to RHEL9 or RHEL10
If you want to use a full-fledged MISP version with all available features like misp-modules, you can use the 2nd flavor of RPMs. You'll need to use EPEL, Remi PHP and other external repositories to solve dependency issues. The packages will be delivered through our own MISP repository.
See INSTALL_full.md for the full installation with modules and external repositories. For more information about MISP, check the official upstream MISP documentation for anything MISP related and/or upgrade paths.
As RHEL8 is officially end of life, we recommend to upgrade to RHEL9 or RHEL10
Any issues regarding setting up a MISP instance using the provided RPMs, can be reported here.
Issues with MISP itself (application problems unrelated to the RPM) should be reported to the original developers.
- Merging with amuehlem/MISP-RPM, we'll continue to provied all MISP-RPMs here.
- misp-modules-3.1.4
- misp-2.5.51
- misp-2.5.50 (2.5.49 was skipped in MISP
- misp-2.5.48
- misp-2.5.47
- misp-2.5.46
- misp-2.5.45
- misp-2.5.44
- misp-2.5.43
- misp-2.5.42
- misp-2.5.41
- misp-2.5.40
- misp-2.5.39
- misp-2.5.38
- misp-2.5.37
- misp-2.5.36
- misp-2.5.35
- misp-2.5.34
- misp-2.5.33
- misp-2.5.32
- misp-2.5.31
- misp 2.5.28
- misp 2.5.27
- misp 2.5.26
- version 2.5.25 for RHEL8/9/10
- version 2.5.24 for RHEL8/9/10
- version 2.4.216 for RHEL8
- version 2.5.23 for RHEL8/9/10
- version 2.5.22 for RHEL8/9/10
- cleaning up branches and simplifying the SPECS
- the master branch is used to create RPMS for RHEL8/9/10
- the rhel79 branch is just to keep the history for RHEL7
- releas 2.5.20-el9
- renaming misp-php82-* packages to misp-php-* (this simplifies the build process to create this RPMs)
- release 2.5.19-el8
- release 2.5.18-el8
- release 2.5.17-el8
- release 2.4.215-el8
- release 2.5.16-el8
- release 2.4.214-el8
- release 2.5.15-el8
- release 2.4.213-el8
- release 2.5.14-el8
- release 2.5.13-el8
- release 2.4.211-el8
- release 2.5.11-el8
- release 2.5.12-el8
- release 2.4.10-el8
- release 2.5.10-el8
- release 2.5.7-1-el8 and 2.4.205-1-el8
- release 2.4.204-1-el8 for RHEL8 with PHP74
- release 2.5.1-1-el8
- release 2.5.2-1-el8
- release 2.5.3-1-el8
- release 2.5.4-1-el8
- release 2.5.5-1-el8
- release 2.5.6-1-el8
- release 2.5.19-el9
- release 2.5.18-el9
- release 2.5.17-el9
- release 2.5.16-el9
- release 2.5.15-el9
- release 2.5.14-el9
- release 2.5.13-el9
- release 2.5.11-el9
- release 2.5.12-el9
- release 2.5.10-el9
- release 2.5.7-1-el9
- release 2.5.0-1-el9
- release 2.5.1-1-el9
- release 2.5.2-1-el9
- release 2.5.3-1-el9
- release 2.5.4-1-el9
- release 2.5.5-1-el9
- release 2.5.6-1-el9