On Sun, 2010-04-04 at 10:44 +0800, Uwe Dippel wrote: > Dear all, > > I get another set of 'ugly' error messages at my daily runs of rkhunter > on OpenBSD; due to some shell/ksh confusion of the ksh on OpenBSD. > I have been able to limit it down to the 'update' part, and especially > to this passage: > > > + do_update > > > > ESC[1;33mChecking rkhunter data files...ESC[0;39m > > Checking file mirrors.datESC[34C[ ESC[1;32mNo updateESC[0;39m ] > > Checking file programs_bad.datESC[29C[ ESC[1;32mNo updateESC[0;39m ] > > Checking file backdoorports.datESC[28C[ ESC[1;32mNo updateESC[0;39m ] > > Checking file suspscan.datESC[33C[ ESC[1;32mNo updateESC[0;39m ] > > rkhunter[15368]: [: file: unexpected operator/operand > I have (finally) been able to reproduce the problem, but have not analysed it yet. I'll let you know what is found.
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