here is a snip of my syslog file:
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Feb 7 04:06:22 sofiya :
Feb 7 04:06:22 sofiya : Security Warning: Change in World Writable Files found :
Feb 7 04:06:22 sofiya : - Newly added writable file : /tmp/.ICE-unix
Feb 7 04:06:22 sofiya : - Newly added writable file : /tmp/.X11-unix
Feb 7 04:06:22 sofiya :
Feb 7 04:06:22 sofiya : Security Warning: There are modifications for port listening on your machine :
Feb 7 04:06:22 sofiya : - Opened ports : tcp 0 0 *:mysql *:* LISTEN 1815/mysqld
Feb 7 04:06:22 sofiya : - Opened ports : udp 0 0 localhost.localdo:32772 *:* 2484/smbd
Feb 7 04:06:22 sofiya : - Closed ports : tcp 0 0 *:mysql *:* LISTEN 1817/mysqld
Feb 7 04:06:22 sofiya : - Closed ports : udp 0 0 localhost.localdo:32773 *:* 9691/smbd
Feb 7 04:06:23 sofiya :
Feb 7 04:06:23 sofiya : Security Warning: World Writable files found :
Feb 7 04:06:23 sofiya : - /home/shares/recipes
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The world writable section goes on for the next couple thousand lines listing everything in my shared directories. I know these are world writable, so is there any way of telling linux that it's ok for these files to be world writable? same thing for the port listing. Just figured if there's some way to tell it not to worry about it.
