On 7/5/2013 6:41 AM, John Horne wrote: > On Thu, 2013-07-04 at 19:46 -0400, Michael Smith wrote: > >> I'd like a switch so that the timing display at the end of the run can >> be turned off - >> "rkhunter took 3 minutes and 19 seconds to run" etc.... >> >> I use this tool in a cron job periodically and then diff vs. the >> previous output and send alerts on differences. If the timing is there, >> every run pretty much sends an alert - so I manually bypass the code >> segment in rkhunter that displays this, but then I get alerts from the >> software that the script has been modified... It's not crucial, but it >> is an annoyance, I'd like to have it so that I don't get false positives. >> >> > So the 'diff' is performed on the output displayed on the screen by RKH > rather than the log file? > > > > John. > > Yes, the log file has the timing on each line, doesn't it?
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