On Wed, 2007-09-26 at 08:53 -0400, Dimitri Yioulos wrote:

> Warning: Package manager verification has failed:
>          File: /usr/sbin/tcpd
>          The file permissions have changed
> Warning: Suspicious files found in /dev:
>          /dev/MAKEDEV: ELF 32-bit LSB executable, Intel 80386, version 1 
> (SYSV),
>  for GNU/Linux 2.2.5, dynamically linked (uses shared libs), stripped
> 
> I suspect that the warnings regarding e.g. /sbin/depmod may have to do with 
> Bastille settings.  That being the case, I's like to whitelist these.  I 
> think I would use the "RTKT_FILE_WHITELIST" directive.
>
No, the "RTKT_FILE_WHITELIST" option is for specific instances where a
rootkit is being checked. It does not apply here.

You are using RPM verification, as such there is no whitelisting. You
either trust the RPM database or you don't. If the RPM files have
changed because of Bastille then you can't use the RPM database. You
will have to let RKH default to using MD5/SHA1 verification. To do this
remove, or comment out, the PKGMGR option in your config file. Then run
'rkhunter --propupd'.

> 
> Regarding the suspicious files found in /dev, I get that on all my CentOS 3.8 
> boxes.  I tried whitelisting this with the "ALLOWDEVFILE" directive, but no 
> joy.  How would I whitelist this?
> 
This is odd. We have CentOS 5 systems, and Fedora ones which
have /dev/MAKEDEV in them. However, RKH has no problem with that because
they are symbolic links, hence I have not had to whitelist them on any
system. The "ALLOWDEVFILE" option should whitelist the file if
necessary.

As a start, could you run 'ls -l /dev/MAKEDEV' to see if it is a
symbolic link or not. If it isn't then could you run 'file /dev/MAKEDEV'
as well, and send me the output. Thanks.



John.

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