Installed RKHunter 1.4.2 on four Solaris 10 test systems.  
On each test system, made two edits to the rkhunter.conf file:
Changed SUSPSCAN_TEMP=/dev/shm   to  SUSPSCAN_TEMP=/usr/lib/fs/tmpfs  (The 
/dev/shm file did not exist on any of the systems.)
Changed PKGMGR=NONE  to  PKGMGR=SOLARIS
On three of the four test systems, the properties update command  (propupd) 
populated the rkhunter.dat file correctly.  The "Hash" line created  in the 
rkhunter.dat file was as follows:
Hash:/usr/bin/perl  /usr/local/lib/rkhunter/scripts/filehashsha.pl  Digest::MD5 0
All of the fields (including the inode field) were listed for each system file 
in the rkhunter.dat file.  After running the  --check command, the only 
warnings that were flagged from the properties check had to do with a few 
system files being "replaced by a script" - not a problem. 

On the Solaris test system where the rkhunter.dat file was populated 
incorrectly, the -propupd command returned the following message:  File 
Updated:  searched for 211 files, found 209, missing hashes 209
The "Hash" line created in the rkhunter.dat  file was:  
Hash:/usr/local/bin/sha1sum.   Many of the colon delimited fields for the 
system files listed in the .dat file were blank.
After running the -check command, every system file was flagged with either one 
of the following warnings:
Warning:  No hash value found for <filename>
Warning:  Unable to obtain current properties for <filename>
Warning:  Unable to obtain current write permission for <file>

Tried modifying the HASH_CMD setting in the rkhunter.conf file.   On one of the 
attempts, used the same setting that was created in the rkhunter.dat file for 
the three platforms that were populated correctly:
Hash:/usr/bin/perl  /usr/local/lib/rkhunter/scripts/filehashsha.pl  Digest::MD5 0
Except for the inode field, which was left blank, all of the fields in the .dat 
file were populated correctly.  However, when the --check was run, all of the 
files scanned in the properties check were flagged with either one of the two 
Warnings:
Warning:  Unable to obtain current properties for <filename>
Warning:  Unable to obtain current write permission for <filename>

On another attempt, changed the following settings in the /etc/rkhunter.conf  
file:
Uncommented HASH_CMD=sha1sum 
Set   USE_SUNSUM=1
Same problem as the previous attempt.  The hashes were populated in the .dat 
file.  But when the --check was run, all of the files scanned in the properties 
checked were flagged with either one of the two Warnings:
Warning:  Unable to obtain current properties for <filename>
Warning:  Unable to obtain current write permission for <file>

Any help on resolving this problem will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
Steve Skirpan

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