Sean Carolan wrote:
> I've read the FAQ and searched quite a bit through the mailing list
> and Google archives, but not found anything related to my problem.
>
> On some of our older Red Hat 2.1AS hosts, the 'properties' check seems
> to fail due to not finding an inode value:
>
> [10:52:59] Info: The command 'rpm -qf --queryformat... /bin/basename'
> gave error code 1.
> [10:53:00] /bin/basename [ Warning ]
> [10:53:00] Warning: No inode value found for file '/bin/basename' in
> the rkhunter.dat file.
Did you try issuing the command manually and seeing if you get
an error message? Does the file /bin/basename exist on your
machine?
I grepped rkhunter, and guess that his is what it is doing:
I get
# rpm -qf /bin/basename --queryformat '%{NAME}\n'
coreutils
There were more than one command in there, so this may not
be the one.
I then tried
# rpm -qi --provides coreutils
[...]
Description :
These are the GNU core utilities. This package is the combination of
the old GNU fileutils, sh-utils, and textutils packages.
[...]
Anyway, taking steps like this can help narrow down what the problem
is. RPM is complaining about the command for some reason, and you
need to know what is the complaint.
Mike
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