On Fri, 14 Sep 2001, Mike Maravillo wrote:
..
> It's recommended that you put the tripwire database on WORM
> media so it can't be tampered. A cheaper alternative is a
> write-protected 3.5" diskette in your floppy drive. With this
> setup, you can regularly run your tripwire check from cron
> against your "read-only" copy on the floppy.
another way is to write the info to a CDR. by not fixating the CDR (-nofix
option to cdrecord) you can write track-per-track. Mkisofs the sums, write
it to the disk. You can use a single CDR many many times, then fixate at
the end for safekeeping.
I'm not sure though how hard it is to mount a multiple-data-track ISO9660
CD though.
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