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Update few sysctl rules to accept multiple compliant values #9286

Commits on Aug 3, 2022

  1. Make rule sysctl ipv4 rp_filter accept two values

    This also removes value '0' from the list of possible configurations.
    This change aligns the rule better with STIG.
    yuumasato committed Aug 3, 2022
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  2. Make rule for kptr_restrict accept two values

    This also removes value '0' from the list of possible configurations.
    This change aligns the rule better with STIG.
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  3. Remove variable selector that will result in error

    The rule only accepts values 1 or 2 as compliant, the XCCDF Variable
    cannot have the value 0, it will never result in pass.
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  4. Restrict sysctl multivalue compliance to rhel and ol

    For now, the only STIGs I see that adopted this change were RHEL's and
    OL's.
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  5. Update OCIL check along with the rule

    The OCIL should should mention both compliant values.
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