On 23/01/18 13:42, Dan White wrote:
Another head-scratcher:
RHEL 6 scan brings up findings saying rsyslog is not installed or
configured.
We are using the rsyslog7 package for compatibility with things like
Splunk and LogStash and such.
Is there a workaround or should I create a bug/issue about this ?
Can rsyslog and rsylog7 be used interchangeably, and configured the same
way by other rsyslog related rules?
If so, RHEL6 can have own definition for package_rsyslog_installed
checking for rsyslog or rsyslog7.
In the mean time, the workaround is to edit the content to check for
rsyslog7 instead of rsyslog.
Look for the snippet below and change it to rsyslog7.
<ns5:rpminfo_object
id="oval:ssg-obj_package_rsyslog_installed:obj:1" version="1">
<ns5:name>rsyslog</ns5:name>
</ns5:rpminfo_object>
Dan White | [email protected]
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