"Kevin D. Clark" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>
>> It then seg-faults and core dumps. Can anyone tell me how I can read the
>> core fie and find out why it's faulting?
>
>gdb
>
>At the prompt type "where".
Alternately: run tripwire under strace. I usually use "strac
At 10:58 AM 2/8/2001, Bruce Dawson wrote:
i'll tell you - i had similar problems with tw. I found AIDE. its does
everything that i was using tripwire for and then some. it will catalog
all the md5 hashes of all files...and like 5 other integrity checks. its
super easy to run and a wonderfu
On Thu, 8 Feb 2001, Bruce Dawson wrote:
> I'm just trying to second guess here... Does the file its writing to have the
> right permissions?
>
owned and grouped root and -rw---
being run as root. (logged in at the console as root)
it ran w/o any problems in init level 1. the question i have
That's one of the reasons I recommend Veracity (or FreeVeracity for those of us
who are cheapskates). Also, its another example of outstanding Australian
software development.
I suspect tw coredumped because it ran across a file that changed while tw was
running. (Examples: /var/log/messages, /va
Tripwire has a tendancy to die like that. It used to happen to me in
anything but init 1. I believe that it is because it is reading the file
that it is trying to write to simultaniously. Of course, I haven't used
Tripwire in a long time, since I have switched to HostSentry from
Psionic.
Kenny
I'm just trying to second guess here... Does the file its writing to have the
right permissions?
Quoting "Thomas M. Albright" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I'm running tripwire in interactive mode to reflect the latest updates
> on my system. The problem comes at the end, when tripwire is:
> "### Phase
nevermid. i ran it in single-user mode and it worked. (tho why i had to
go into init 1 is a mystery)
On Thu, 8 Feb 2001, Thomas M. Albright wrote:
> I'm running tripwire in interactive mode to reflect the latest updates
> on my system. The problem comes at the end, when tripwire is:
> "### Phase
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I'm running tripwire in interactive mode to reflect the latest updates
> on my system. The problem comes at the end, when tripwire is:
> "### Phase 2: Generating file list"
>
> It then seg-faults and core dumps. Can anyone tell me how I can read the
> core fie and fi
I'm running tripwire in interactive mode to reflect the latest updates
on my system. The problem comes at the end, when tripwire is:
"### Phase 2: Generating file list"
It then seg-faults and core dumps. Can anyone tell me how I can read the
core fie and find out why it's faulting?
--
Thomas
