Folks -

I'm trying to remediate a RHEL7 VM guest and have it down to a couple findings 
that I'd like to ask about:

1.            Rule ID:                
xccdf_org.ssgproject.content_rule_accounts_authorized_local_users
                I've surfed the web, RedHat and OpenScap; read through the 
OpenScap docs. I have not
                found how to apply a remediation to this one.  The server has 
one (1) user that
                is not part of the OS installation set - an admin acct.

                How do I tell oscap that this account (and perhaps others 
later) is an authorized account?

2.            Rule ID: Ensure Software Patches Installed
                The system was fully patched with "yum update" before I ran 
oscap.  There are currently
                seventeen (17) findings which specify running "yum update".  I 
enabled all repos
                in /etc/yum.repos.d/redhat.repo and ran check-update repeatedly 
to find those that were not
                accessible, and disabled them.  That left 896 potential yum 
repos being used.

                Then, I patched again and "yum update" shows NO patches 
outstanding.  Yet the STIG still says
                I have seventeen (17) failures, with no indication of what has 
failed and the remediation
                advice given is "yum update".

Is there a way to see EXACTLY what it is failing at, aka the raw output data, 
where I can review output like:  "This specific package is not updated, 
therefore mark a FAIL" ?  In case I am doing the scan wrong, these are the 
commands I am using to execute the oscap run:

DateR=`date '+%m%d%y_%H%M%S'`
UNAMEN=`/bin/uname -n`
oscap xccdf eval --profile xccdf_org.ssgproject.content_profile_stig \
        --report report_${UNAMEN}_${DateR}.html \
        --fetch-remote-resources 
/usr/share/xml/scap/ssg/content/ssg-rhel7-ds.xml

The latest scan this morning, following the latest patch and reboot is 93.63% 
clean.  There are just five (5) areas still reporting a fail and the two 
referenced above are the only ones I am unable to resolve readily.  I would 
appreciate any assistance you can provide.


Best Regards,

Kenneth Hatten
Senior Consultant
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