Nicolas François
2005-05-10 22:05:54 UTC
Hi,
Sorry for not submitting them before.
I could only recently clean my workspace.
So here are some patches that may have some interest.
check_passwdspec_strict_user.diff
It remove a [pass19w] Login ID mail does not have password aging enabled,
which was caused by mail matching the mail and fetchmail users.
check_rhosts.diff
I'm not sure it should be applied, but seems logical to me.
lintian_checks.diff
lintian issue a warning for systems/HPUX/genpasswd and
systems/HPUX/check_passwdspec.
On Linux, bash needs "shopt -s extglob" to support +(...) in cases. I
don't have access to any HPUX system, so I don't know if it is a
problem. Can somebody check it and say if it should be ignored?
tiger_run_aide.diff
tripout was used instead of aideout
Tiger_TESTMODE.diff
Tiger_TESTMODE_indent.diff
I don't know if you want this one.
It is just that Tiger_TESTMODE can't be set to 'Y' after the first lines
of the script.
The second diff is just a re-indent of tiger after applying the first
one.
hth,
Sorry for not submitting them before.
I could only recently clean my workspace.
So here are some patches that may have some interest.
check_passwdspec_strict_user.diff
It remove a [pass19w] Login ID mail does not have password aging enabled,
which was caused by mail matching the mail and fetchmail users.
check_rhosts.diff
I'm not sure it should be applied, but seems logical to me.
lintian_checks.diff
lintian issue a warning for systems/HPUX/genpasswd and
systems/HPUX/check_passwdspec.
On Linux, bash needs "shopt -s extglob" to support +(...) in cases. I
don't have access to any HPUX system, so I don't know if it is a
problem. Can somebody check it and say if it should be ignored?
tiger_run_aide.diff
tripout was used instead of aideout
Tiger_TESTMODE.diff
Tiger_TESTMODE_indent.diff
I don't know if you want this one.
It is just that Tiger_TESTMODE can't be set to 'Y' after the first lines
of the script.
The second diff is just a re-indent of tiger after applying the first
one.
hth,
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