wodle name="command"

New in version 3.1.0.

Configuration options of the Command wodle.

Options

Options

Allowed values

disabled

yes, no

tag

A descriptive name

command

Command to be executed

interval

A positive number (seconds)

run_on_start

yes, no

ignore_output

yes, no

timeout

A positive number (seconds)

disabled

Disable the Command wodle.

Default value

no

Allowed values

yes, no

tag

Descriptive name for the command.

Default value

N/A

Allowed values

Characters set

command

Path and arguments of the command to be executed.

Default value

N/A

Allowed values

An existing command

interval

Time between commands executions.

Default value

2s

Allowed values

A positive number that should contain a suffix character indicating a time unit, such as, s (seconds), m (minutes), h (hours), d (days).

run_on_start

Run command immediately when service is started.

Default value

yes

Allowed values

yes, no

ignore_output

Ignore the command output when executed.

Default value

no

Allowed values

yes, no

timeout

New in version 3.2.2.

Timeout for each command to wait for the end of the execution. Whether this parameter is set to 0, it will wait indefinitely for the end of the process. However, if the timeout is other than 0, the execution will finished if it expires.

Default value

n/a

Allowed values

A positive number (seconds)

Centralized configuration

Remote commands may be specified in the centralized configuration, however, they are disabled by default due to security reasons.

When setting commands in a shared agent configuration, you must enable remote commands for Agent Modules.

This is enabled by adding the following line to the file etc/local_internal_options.conf in the agent:

wazuh_command.remote_commands=1

Example of configuration

<wodle name="command">
  <disabled>no</disabled>
  <tag>test</tag>
  <command>/bin/bash /root/script.sh</command>
  <interval>1d</interval>
  <ignore_output>no</ignore_output>
  <run_on_start>yes</run_on_start>
  <timeout>0</timeout>
</wodle>