Elmar Stellnberger wrote:
The only thing that I have found about it is:
"DS Compare the system against a "known good" index of the installed
release.'"
As well as freebsd-update(8), the FreeBSD base system includes
mtree(8) - which can be used to generate and check file hashes. Other
tools, s
Elmar Stellnberger 2010-03-10:
> > I notice that your tool only appears to store MD5 hashes - I presume
> > you are aware that the MD5 algorithm has been shown to have a number
> > of weaknesses and is not recommended for new applications. This
> > is why FreeBSD has moved to using a combination
On 2010-Mar-10 15:22:32 +0100, Elmar Stellnberger wrote:
> I believe it would be highly desireable to have an online md5sum
>verification for FreeBSD as this is already implemented by checkroot
>(http://www.elstel.com/checkroot/) for openSUSE.
You are welcome to adapt your tool to support FreeBS
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>> The only thing that I have found about it is:
>> "DS Compare the system against a "known good" index of the installed
>> release.'"
>
> As well as freebsd-update(8), the FreeBSD base system includes
> mtree(8) - which can be used to generate and check file hashes. Other
> tools, such as trip
online cheksum verification for FreeBSD
I believe it would be highly desireable to have an online md5sum
verification for FreeBSD as this is already implemented by checkroot
(http://www.elstel.com/checkroot/) for openSUSE. This is often the only
way to spot an intrusion. Keeping external md5sum
