Hello, all.

This morning, I upgraded to RKH 1.4.0  on one of my CentOS 5.9 boxes.  I made 
appropriate tweaks to rkhunter.conf, but am coming up with the following 
warnings:

[09:15:12] Info: Starting test name 'filesystem'
[09:15:12] Performing filesystem checks
[09:15:12] Info: SCAN_MODE_DEV set to 'THOROUGH'
[09:15:13]   Checking /dev for suspicious file types         [ Warning ]
[09:15:13] Warning: Suspicious file types found in /dev:
[09:15:13]          /dev/.udev/db/class@printer@lp0: ASCII text
[09:15:13]          /dev/.udev/db/block@sda@sda1: ASCII text
[09:15:13]          /dev/.udev/db/block@sda@sda2: ASCII text
[09:15:13]          /dev/.udev/db/block@sda@sda3: ASCII text
[09:15:13]          /dev/.udev/db/block@sda@sda5: ASCII text
[09:15:13]          /dev/.udev/db/block@sda@sda6: ASCII text
[09:15:13]          /dev/.udev/db/block@sda@sda7: ASCII text
[09:15:13]          /dev/.udev/db/block@sda@sda9: ASCII text
[09:15:13]          /dev/.udev/db/block@sda@sda4: ASCII text
[09:15:13]          /dev/.udev/db/block@sda@sda8: ASCII text
[09:15:13]          /dev/.udev/db/block@sda@sda10: ASCII text
[09:15:13]          /dev/.udev/db/class@usb_device@usbdev2.1: ASCII text
[09:15:13]          /dev/.udev/db/block@sda: ASCII text
[09:15:14]          /dev/.udev/db/block@hdc: ASCII text
[09:15:14]          /dev/.udev/db/class@usb_device@usbdev1.1: ASCII text
[09:15:14]          /dev/.udev/db/class@input@input1@event1: ASCII text
[09:15:14]          /dev/.udev/db/class@input@input2@event2: ASCII text
[09:15:14]          /dev/.udev/db/class@input@input0@event0: ASCII text
[09:15:14]          /dev/.udev/db/block@fd0: ASCII text
[09:15:14]          /dev/.udev/db/block@ram0: ASCII text
[09:15:14]          /dev/.udev/db/block@ram1: ASCII text
[09:15:14]          /dev/.udev/db/class@input@input1@mouse0: ASCII text
[09:15:14]          /dev/.udev/db/class@misc@device-mapper: ASCII text
[09:15:14]          /dev/.udev/db/class@input@mice: ASCII text
[09:15:14]          /dev/.udev/uevent_seqnum: ASCII text

These are legitimate files.  I've whitelisted the directory /dev/.udev/db, but 
to no avail.

Can anyone please tell me how to suppress these warnings?

Thanks.

Dimitri

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