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rkhunter is a tool to detect rootkits installed on your system and suspicious |
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file changes. In order for rkhunter to run these checks, it maintains a catalog |
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of files and their properties installed on your system so it can compare |
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current files and statusses against the ones recorded in its database. |
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Out of the box rkhunter is configured to give as few false positives as |
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possible on a Mageia system. Still, despite this, you might want to change some |
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of its configuration options yourself to best suit you. The file used for this |
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is /etc/rkhunter.conf |
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Upon an initial install, rkhunter will create the databases it needs itself. On |
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upgrades and during regular use, you may want to update its databases yourself |
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by executing: |
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rkhunter --propupd |
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before running any other rkhunter checks yourself. |