any chance of having what hashupd.sh does integrated into the parent program?  It seems it'll save a lot of troubleshooting for new users, and a lot of "try faq 4.4' for the list members ;)

On 10/31/06, Ramsy de Vos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Files suddenly are marked bad, after upgrading to the latest Centos

[EMAIL PROTECTED] rkhunter-1.2.9]# uname -a
Linux zion.crystalcore.nl 2.6.16-Joanna #3 Sat May 20 23:01:13 CEST 2006
x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
[EMAIL PROTECTED] rkhunter-1.2.9]# cat /etc/redhat-release
CentOS release 4.4 (Final)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] rkhunter-1.2.9]#

* System tools
Performing 'known good' check...
  /bin/cat                                                   [ BAD ]
  /bin/chmod                                                 [ BAD ]
  /bin/chown                                                 [ BAD ]
  /bin/date                                                  [ BAD ]
  /bin/dmesg                                                 [ BAD ]
  /bin/env                                                   [ BAD ]
  /bin/grep                                                  [ BAD ]
  /bin/kill                                                  [ BAD ]
  /bin/login                                                 [ BAD ]
  /bin/ls                                                    [ BAD ]
  /bin/more                                                  [ BAD ]
  /bin/mount                                                 [ BAD ]
  /bin/netstat                                               [ BAD ]
  /bin/ps                                                    [ BAD ]
  /bin/su                                                    [ BAD ]
  /sbin/chkconfig                                            [ BAD ]
  /sbin/depmod                                               [ BAD ]
  /sbin/ifconfig                                             [ BAD ]
  /sbin/init                                                 [ BAD ]
  /sbin/insmod                                               [ BAD ]
  /sbin/ip                                                   [ BAD ]
  /sbin/lsmod                                                [ BAD ]
  /sbin/modinfo                                              [ BAD ]
  /sbin/modprobe                                             [ BAD ]
  /sbin/rmmod                                                [ BAD ]
  /sbin/runlevel                                             [ BAD ]
  /sbin/sulogin                                              [ BAD ]
  /sbin/sysctl                                               [ BAD ]
  /sbin/syslogd                                              [ BAD ]
  /usr/bin/chattr                                            [ BAD ]
  /usr/bin/du                                                [ BAD ]
  /usr/bin/file                                              [ BAD ]
  /usr/bin/find                                              [ BAD ]
  /usr/bin/head                                              [ BAD ]
  /usr/bin/killall                                           [ BAD ]
  /usr/bin/lsattr                                            [ BAD ]
  /usr/bin/md5sum                                            [ BAD ]
  /usr/bin/passwd                                            [ BAD ]
  /usr/bin/pstree                                            [ BAD ]
  /usr/bin/sha1sum                                           [ BAD ]
  /usr/bin/slocate                                           [ BAD ]
  /usr/bin/stat                                              [ BAD ]
  /usr/bin/strings                                           [ BAD ]
  /usr/bin/top                                               [ BAD ]
  /usr/bin/users                                             [ BAD ]
  /usr/bin/vmstat                                            [ BAD ]
  /usr/bin/w                                                 [ BAD ]
  /usr/bin/watch                                             [ BAD ]
  /usr/bin/wc                                                [ BAD ]
  /usr/bin/wget                                              [ BAD ]
  /usr/bin/whereis                                           [ BAD ]
  /usr/bin/who                                               [ BAD ]
  /usr/bin/whoami                                            [ BAD ]
  /usr/sbin/xinetd                                           [ BAD ]
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Rootkit Hunter has found some bad or unknown hashes. This can happen due
to replaced
binaries or updated packages (which give other hashes). Be sure your
hashes are
up-to-date (rkhunter --update). If you're in doubt about these hashes,
contact
us through the Rootkit Hunter mailinglist at
[email protected] .
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Any idea's on how this is possible?
There are no indications my system has been comprimised!

Regards,
Ramsy


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