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Hello to all of you I have ./configured samhain with steath option enabled.
How can I edit samhainrc???It is in postscript format and the samhain_steath tool only gives me the file in stdout.
If thereis a way to convert it in an editable format ,how can I convert it back to a .ps format???
dear unspawn I can see the output of samhain_stealth but i can not edit the samhainrc file.
Is there a way not only to see the file but also to edit it???
Running 'samhain_stealth -g bar.ps > foo; extracts file foo from bar.ps after which you should be able to edit it. After editing running 'samhain_stealth -s bar.ps foo' places foo back into bar. I don't quite get it because the Samhain manual and running 'samhain_stealth' without arguments show you how to create an uncompressed postscript file and show you the commands?
The MISTAKE ..... SO AS NOT TO BE MADE BY OTHERS ...................................
the samhain_stealth help file says
-s hide file 'what' in PS image 'where'
-g get hidden data from PS image 'where'
(output to stdout)
When issuing the cmd samhain_stealth -s 'what' 'ps file' IS WRONG
AS UnSpawn said earlier the syntax is samhain_stealth -s 'ps file' (no pipe in the middle) 'what' (the txt file from the extraction of samhain_stealth -g 'ps file' >(with pipe to extraction) 'what'
() are for comments
Although I edited the cnf file of samhain the
samhain -t init doesn't do anything!
1. the lines with one '#'in the samhainrc are read from samhain , or are they quoted???(I mean taken as notes...sorry for my english)
2. if i don't edit the cfg file samhain initiates but it doesn't give anything as output from the cmd samhain -t check
Possible reasons???
Has anybody run on with ubuntu with options
./configure --with-gpg=/usr/bin/gpg --with-fp=DBAB3E5EBD75A9FFD65D0EEAECACA2758C9ACA18 --with-checksum=no --enable-login-watch --enable-suidcheck --enable-install-name=name --enable-stealth=197 --with-log-file=/var/log/name/name_log
I 've been trying aweek know to make it run ...please help
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