RKHunter on 16.04 ubuntu
have downloaded description from DigitalOcean community for commands to use it on ubuntu 12.04, can I use same commands on 16.04 ?
miramarcos |
miramarcos:
Are you referring to https://www.digitalocean.com/communi...-an-ubuntu-vps ? Yes, the c-line stuff is mostly the same. See also https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RKhunter |
miramarcos:
How's it going? Any progress? |
hello,
haven't got time yet to install the program, but we think we'll need it to get working on our ubuntu 16.04. Suspect something strange that does need to get discovered and eliminated. miramarcos |
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The advice I gave earlier was too terse, and I am sorry about that.
For the installation, I wouldn't use those commands from that page. And I have different instructions for 1.4.3, the latest. (assuming root in terminal:) Code:
cd /usr/src/ and I would remove the package manager version before installing using this method. Holler if you need additional help. Attached is my wiki page on my rkhunter notes for the Ubuntu environment. |
Thanks for your help, I used Synaptic to get it installed. According to the terminal check I have the latest version. But now, do I have to configure it ?, inside the terminal I got many # and at the end line ^G ^etc. etc. How can I e.g. under 'set up mail notifications' put in my email address, or does the system have that being 'root'. also how to I create a 'whitelist known script files ? Have not read your attachment though.
regards miramarcos |
Synaptic installed 1.4.3? Great!
I don't know what "in terminal I got many # and ^Gs" means Did you open a file from a Windows computer on the Linux host and edit? See first http://rkhunter.cvs.sourceforge.net/...nter/files/FAQ |
No, not the latest, but 1.4.2 version, tried to get 1.4.3 with no avail, also the website you described in yr previous thread, still doesn't have this version to download.
miramarcos |
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Avail yourself of what the instructions said. Code:
... You're not answering my questions. Good Luck. Someone else may feel up to it. But if you want to stay with "what the repo installed.", I cannot argue. New users should stick to repository-based software IMNSHO. "The first run of 'rkhunter' after installation may give some warning messages" on a Xubuntu beta, clean install system. I have no doubt that the edits necessary haven't changed too much from that. https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RKhunter and the rkhunter.pdf I attached both discuss the edits necessary in /etc/rkhunter.conf. /etc/rkhunter.conf is liberally commented. |
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