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The location of the rkhunter executable depends on where you installed it to, which in itself depends on how you installed it. More information on that would be useful
However, if the executable has been installed in /usr/bin then your path wouldn't work unless you were in the root directory - you need the initial / to show that it is an absolute path. The path you posted is a relative path.
Distribution: manjaro (KDE) 17.1.7 or kubuntu 16.04.4
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Originally Posted by hydrurga
The location of the rkhunter executable depends on where you installed it to, which in itself depends on how you installed it. More information on that would be useful
However, if the executable has been installed in /usr/bin then your path wouldn't work unless you were in the root directory - you need the initial / to show that it is an absolute path. The path you posted is a relative path.
rkhunter -h in my /usr/src/rkhunter-1.4.6/ says this about layouts
Code:
--layout <value> : Choose installation template.
The templates are:
- default: (FHS compliant; the default)
- /usr
- /usr/local
- oldschool: old version file locations
- custom: supply your own installation directory
- RPM: for building RPM's. Requires $RPM_BUILD_ROOT.
- DEB: for building DEB's. Requires $DEB_BUILD_ROOT.
- TGZ: for building Slackware TGZ's. Requires $TGZ_BUILD_ROOT.
- TXZ: for building Slackware TXZ's. Requires $TXZ_BUILD_ROOT.
this info is not seemingly available using
Code:
rkhunter -h
after it has been installed.
something like
Code:
/usr/local/bin/rkhunter -c -sk
What's the %F for?
but it may close after running, so be prepared.
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