Hi,
I have a directory, /etc/.svn, which is setgid (2775/drwxrwsrx).
On running rkhunter 1.3.6 (installed from the .tar.gz, via the heanet
SF mirror), on one Ubuntu 8.04.4 LTS ("Hardy") machine, I consistently
receive the message:
Warning: Hidden file found: /etc/.svn: setgid directory
Removing the setgid bit, I've found
ALLOWHIDDENDIR=/etc/.svn
silences rkhunter, but I want this directory to be setgid, and I don't
want rkhunter to bitch.
I've tried "rkhunter --propupd", before and after zapping
rkhunter.dat
Could anyone help me with the (rkhunter.conf) setting -- to whitelist
a setgid directory -- I can't find it in the docs, the manpage, nor
with a list archive, or the internet at large (unless my google fu is
also weak) search.
*Is* there a declaration I should be using (oddly, on $OTHERMACHINES,
rkhunter doesn't bitch about the directory being setgid)?
TIA,
a
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