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Obsolete Releases => SME Server 7.x => Topic started by: DocRob on January 04, 2008, 09:43:39 AM
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Hi,
Since the last update, both the SME servers I have under test have been giving the same rootkit warnings. They both complain about:
04:03:56] Warning: Suspicious file types found in /dev:
[04:03:56] /dev/shm/suspscan.14067.strings: ASCII text, with very long lines
and some files:
[04:03:28] Warning: File '/tmp/sa-update.log' (score: 253) contains some suspicious content and should be checked.
[04:03:31] File checked: Name: '/tmp/sess_28a16ea58154fec612c7aa9e389cfb71' Score: 221
[04:03:31] Warning: File '/tmp/sess_28a16ea58154fec612c7aa9e389cfb71' (score: 221) contains some suspicious content and should be checked.
[04:03:33] File checked: Name: '/tmp/sess_2c4af0ab7b253f31a63d18568d823846' Score: 221
[04:03:33] Warning: File '/tmp/sess_2c4af0ab7b253f31a63d18568d823846' (score: 221) contains some suspicious content and should be checked.
Doing a cat shows that the file in /dev/ appears to be related to Hord and the others are not clear. I think that this is OK but I thought I had better ask - it is OK - what should I do to stop the warnings?
Regards
Rob
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From http://forums.contribs.org/index.php?topic=39542.0
Taking the upgrade path from a 7.x to 7.3
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- First night you may receive an email from cron about sa_updates
- First night you may receive a email saying missing passwd/group files
(rkhunter email notification).
Ciao
Umberto
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Thanks Umberto,
I hadn't seen that but that does explain things in part. I am still getting the message after 2 nights though.
Regards
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You can open a bug entry in bugzilla, it't the right place to do this.
http://bugs.contribs.org/
Ciao and happy new year
Umberto
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Hiya,
Both machines are still reporting the problem. I will raise a report.
Happy New Year
Rob
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After upgrading 7.2 ==> 7.3, I am getting the same "Suspicious files" messages on two SME boxes I have.
I have added my comments to http://bugs.contribs.org/show_bug.cgi?id=3713
Cheers
Ian