On Fri, Jan 24, 2003, Michael van Elst wrote: > On Thu, Jan 23, 2003, Bill Campbell wrote: >> I've tried AIDE using my tripwire-1.30 configuration files as a starting >> point. The init function runs, but then when I run the check it says that >> the opendir function files, which it would since it's attempting to do >> opendir on file names not directories. > > I don't think that AIDE can read tripwire configuration files. > Just to throw another stone in the pond: I use integrit for what it seems like you are trying to do. It calculates checksums of directory trees using MD5 digests, and stores the results in db files. You can then test the same directory trees against the db files to see if they have changed. And this works perfectly and is very easy to use.
Yes, I know that integrit does only 1% of a more complex tool like tripwire, but it maybe interesting to somebody who is considering a less complex solution. $ wget ftp://ftp.openpkg.org/current/SRC/integrit-3.02.00-20030117.src.rpm $ rpm --rebuild integrit-3.02.00-20030117.src.rpm # rpm -Uvh integrit-3.02.00-20030117.<architecture>.rpm Gruesse, Michael
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