On Tuesday 07 August 2001 10:57 am, you wrote:
> Are you able to reproduce this at your end? Basically, you should
> be. Just rpm -e the updated RH tripwire package. Go back to the one
> >from tripwire.org. Install it and go through the up2todate process
> again. If you cannot reproduce the complete removal of /etc/tripwire,
> maybe you have a serious problem somewhere.
Good idea. I just tried it out and the problem is reproducible. Installing
the RPM from tripwire.org created the /etc/tripwire directory and config
files, and up2date nuked them again when it installed. I also got an email
off list from someone who said the same thing happened to them. Looks like a
real problem, although chances are it is a problem with the rpm from
tripwire.org as several people have suggested.
> Checking the %POSTUN script from that tripwire.org package could be
> a hint, too.
How do I "unpack" or otherwise look inside the .rpm file to see this script?
Todd
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