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Describe the bug
HRDN-7230 checks if there is a malware scanner. One of the scanners suggested by Lynis is RKhunter. HRDN-7220 checks for the presence of a complier.
However, the as (assembly) complier is listed as a required dependency of rkhunter through binutils. Without this program, rkhunter cannot be operated.
Version
Distribution [e.g. Ubuntu 24.10]
Lynis version [e.g. 3.1.2]
Expected behavior
Hard one really
Since this is a conflict causing another test to fail, maybe rkhunter not be suggested as a rootkit checker?
or maybe ignore this check?
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Not sure why binutils is linked to the rkhunter, as in the past it has no dependencies. Do you know why that is @vk6xebec ?
A few months ago I learned that there is a new maintainer for the project. Otherwise I would have picked it up. So I would say it is still significant, unless there won't be updates within 1 year..
@mboelen no am not sure why this would be the case. The tests used to pass till about a year ago. I can't remove binutils without it uninstalling rkhunter and some other programs.
As to if its still relevant, I can't comment as I do not know if technology has changed or so since then - I'll leave it for others to review and comment.
Describe the bug
HRDN-7230 checks if there is a malware scanner. One of the scanners suggested by Lynis is RKhunter. HRDN-7220 checks for the presence of a complier.
However, the as (assembly) complier is listed as a required dependency of rkhunter through binutils. Without this program, rkhunter cannot be operated.
Version
Expected behavior
Hard one really
Since this is a conflict causing another test to fail, maybe rkhunter not be suggested as a rootkit checker?
or maybe ignore this check?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: