rkhunter warn me after a "sudo firecfg" #5234
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Hello, Is that normal that all those binary are modified after a "sudo firecfg" ? Why ? Thx for your help :) |
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The binaries itself are installed under TL;DR: Totally normal. You can check if you can configure rkhunter to skip |
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The binaries itself are installed under
/usr/binand do not get modified. What happens here is that firecfg creates symlinks to firejail which the names of the binaries in a directory in$PATHwith a higher order than/usr/bin(read it's documentation for more details) so you executefirejailinstead ofsshif you typessh.firejailthen detects that it was started through a symlink namedsshand startssshin a sandbox.TL;DR: Totally normal.
You can check if you can configure rkhunter to skip
/usr/local/binto check the actual binaries.