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Hi, |
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I recently installed AIDE. 'aide -v' shows... |
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Aide, version 0.10 |
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Compiled with the following options |
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WITH_GCRYPT |
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WITH_MHASH |
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CONFIG_FILE = "/etc/aide/aide.conf" |
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Here is my aide.conf... |
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@@ifndef TOPDIR |
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@@define TOPDIR / |
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@@endif |
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@@ifndef AIDEDIR |
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@@define AIDEDIR /etc/aide |
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@@endif |
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database=file:@@{AIDEDIR}/aide.db |
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database_out=file:aide.db.new |
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verbose=20 |
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report_url=stdout |
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All=p+i+n+u+g+s+m+c+md5+sha1 |
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Norm=L+md5 |
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@@{TOPDIR}.* All |
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=@@{TOPDIR}home.* Norm |
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!@@{TOPDIR}var/tmp/portage.* |
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!@@{TOPDIR}var/tmp/ccache.* |
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!@@{TOPDIR}etc/ntp\.drift |
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!@@{TOPDIR}etc/aide.* |
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!@@{TOPDIR}sys.* |
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!@@{TOPDIR}dev.* |
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!@@{TOPDIR}proc.* |
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!@@{TOPDIR}root.* |
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!@@{TOPDIR}tmp.* |
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!@@{TOPDIR}var/cache.* |
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!@@{TOPDIR}var/db.* |
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!@@{TOPDIR}var/spool.* |
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!@@{TOPDIR}var/log.* |
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!@@{TOPDIR}var/run.* |
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!@@{TOPDIR}usr/portage.* |
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I find when I do an 'aide -C' that I have a lot of entries like... |
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open_dir():Not a directory: /home/.keep |
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open_dir():Not a directory: /home/wallacej/work/test.txt |
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open_dir():Not a directory: /home/wallacej/work/script |
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open_dir():Not a directory: /home/wallacej/make.conf |
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open_dir():Not a directory: /home/wallacej/.bashrc |
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open_dir():Not a directory: /home/wallacej/.config |
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They are all related to the /home dir, so I believe Something is wrong |
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with my '=@@{TOPDIR}home.* Norm' statement. Anyone see what is wrong? |
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For /home all I want to do is check that the permissions/owner are good |
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and that no new dir/files have been made in /home. |
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Also what is the benefit of doing both md5 and sha1? Shouldn't just one |
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of them be sufficient? |
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thx, |
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Jason |
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Jason Wallace |
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Norwich University |
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Information Warfare Lab Administrator |
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Computer Forensics Lab Administrator |
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802.485.2198 |
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jwallace@×××××××.edu |
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http://www.norwich.edu |
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