[issue 539] update kernel module XCCDF to use /bin/true instead of /bin/false#541
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resolves #539 |
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@shawndwells what about the bash script fixes in |
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hah, good catch. PR updated! |
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Ack. Fixed |
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/bin/false causes noise in the logs. updating templates to use /bin/true.
OVAL still accepts either.