netstat -at will show what's open, just comment out whatever you don;t
want in inetd or xinetd. Tripwire is built for a RH 7.0 install of
"everything" so you'll have to edit the policy text file to comment out
the files you don't have and run twinstall.sh and tripwire --init. There
are only a few parameters, type tripwire --help to see. Crontab runs
tripwire --check each day to tell you what files have changed.
On Thu, 3 May 2001, Jeff Graves wrote:
> After having my linux boxes eventually hacked to pieces from neglect, I'm
> reinstalling with RH7.0 and locking the boxes as much as possible. I have 2
> dns servers that I want only to run bind and ssh. How can I can check to see
> what ports are still open? I think I closed everything but I want to be
> sure. Also, I installed the rpm for tripwire but the documentation sucks
> (acutally, I couldn't find anything but comments in what I think were config
> files). The website tripwire.org didn't have anything either. Does anyone
> know of any documents that can tell me exactly what the hell it does and how
> the hell to use it? Thanks.
>
> Jeff Graves
> Customer Support Engineer
> Image Source, Inc.
> 10 Mill Street
> Bellingham, MA 02019
>
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