I attempted to install RKH on a Solaris 9 system. I wanted to try out
RKH without affecting my primary directories, so I used the --installdir
option. I assumed that all RKH files would be contained in that
directory. This appears to not be the case as seen by the follwoing output:
bash-2.05$ ./installer.sh --installdir /tmp
./installer.sh: print: not found
Rootkit Hunter installer 1.2.5 (Copyright 2003-2005, Michael Boelen)
Under active development by the Rootkit Hunter project team. For reporting
bugs, updates, patches, comments and questions see: rkhunter.sourceforge.net
Rootkit Hunter comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. This is free
software, and you are welcome to redistribute it under the terms
of the GNU General Public License. See LICENSE for details.
---------------
Starting installation/update
Checking /usr/local...
-e OK
Checking file retrieval tools...
no wget in /usr/bin . /var/opt/SUNWspro/bin /usr/local/bin /usr/ccs/bin
/usr/openwin/bin
Checking installation directories...
- Checking /tmp...
-e Exists
- Checking /tmp/etc...
-e Created
- Checking /tmp/bin...
-e Created
- Checking /tmp/lib/rkhunter/db...
-e Created
- Checking /tmp/lib/rkhunter/docs...
-e Created
- Checking /tmp/lib/rkhunter/scripts...
-e Created
- Checking /tmp/lib/rkhunter/tmp...
-e Created
- Checking /usr/local/etc...
-e Exists
- Checking /usr/local/bin...
-e Exists
Checking system settings...
- Perl...
-e OK
Installing files...
Installing Perl module checker...
-e OK
Installing Database updater...
-e OK
Installing Portscanner...
-e OK
Installing MD5 Digest generator...
-e OK
Installing SHA1 Digest generator...
-e OK
Installing Directory viewer...
-e OK
Installing Database Backdoor ports...
-e OK
Installing Database Update mirrors...
-e OK
Installing Database Operating Systems...
-e OK
Installing Database Program versions...
-e OK
Installing Database Program versions...
-e OK
Installing Database Default file hashes...
-e OK
Installing Database MD5 blacklisted files...
-e OK
Installing Changelog...
-e OK
Installing Readme and FAQ...
-e OK
Installing Wishlist and TODO...
-e OK
Installing RK Hunter configuration file...
cp: cannot create /usr/local/etc/rkhunter.conf: Permission denied
-e Failed
Installing RK Hunter binary...
cp: cannot create /usr/local/bin/rkhunter: Permission denied
-e Failed
cat: cannot open /usr/local/etc/rkhunter.conf
./installer.sh: /usr/local/etc/rkhunter.conf: cannot create
Is this a bug? Is there documentation that describes where all RKH
files will be installed? Ideally I would like to build a CD with RKH
installed on it, so that I could take a trusted CD to suspected systems
and run it from CD without installing it on the system. Is this possible?
thanks
jeff
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Jeff Sherer, CISSP
Garland Information Security Engineering
Raytheon Company
Phone: 972-205-8682
Pager: 972-609-3986
Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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