Robert Fields wrote:
> Does anyone know what would cause rkhunter to actually execute the commands
> for all the system binaries and scripts it checks?
>
> I had never seen this behavior before but a coworker showed it to me in the
> rkhunter.log file on a machine she admins.
>
> For example:
>
> [05:10:06] /sbin/lsmod [Warning]
> [05:10:06] Warning: The file properties have changed:
> [05:10:06] File: /sbin/lsmod
> [05:10:06] Current hash: Module
> ipv6
> nf_conntrack_ipv4
These entries are warning you that the properties of the executable
file have changed in some way, not that it ran the program.
The --propupd you did may simply have masked a real problem.
Mike
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