Hi there, On Tue, 28 Jul 2015, Skirpan Jr, Stephen J Jr CTR DISA PEO-C2C (US) wrote:
> Installed RKHunter 1.4.2 on four Solaris 10 test systems. > ... > After running the -check command [on one of the systems], 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> > ... > Any help on resolving this problem will be greatly appreciated. I'm using version 1.4.2 as well, but on Linux machines, not Solaris. This is a strange one. When I first read your post I wondered if you had accidentally run a command with the wrong user ID - one which has insufficient permissions. But when I looked at one of my own machines I noticed that I have no file named rkhunter.dat anywhere, so I wonder how it is that you have. Perhaps we installed from different sources? Does the Solaris install need/create/use this file? Whenever I'm puzzled about what a piece of software does, if a strong cup of coffee doesn't give me the answer then I normally start looking at the logs. If there aren't any logs, or if the logs that I have are insufficiently detailed, then I set about fixing that and then repeat whatever it was that puzzled me. "What's in the logs?" is my best offer at the moment I'm afraid. -- 73, Ged. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Rkhunter-users mailing list Rkhunter-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/rkhunter-users
