unspawn wrote:
> With linenumbers from rkhunter-1.2.8 it looks like this:
>
> 2059 # Extract information from Operating System database
> 2060 os_string=`cat ${DB_PATH}/os.dat | grep "${full_osname}:"`
> 2061 os_id=`echo ${os_string} | cut -d ":" -f1`
>
> Even though I doubt RHEL did it that way (if that's CaOS' basis) and
> even though no other supported distribution does use colons in their
> release notation it probably would be too much hassle to ask and argue
> with CaOS to change their release notation, so we probably will have to
> make a workaround for CaOS, NP.
What about stripping all colons from full_osname before running the
comparison? That way you don't have to change the database and cAos
don't have to change their release string! :-)
>> Does it have to come from a file such as /etc/redhat-release, or is
>> there a generic way?
> Yes. AFAIK (top of my head) in all cases we use distributions release
> files.
Can I persuade you to add /etc/caos-release too? :-)
Alternatively - leave it with me, and I'll have a dig through and send
you a patch in a few days...
Ben
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