Date: Sat, 8 Jun 2024 23:45:11 +0900 From: "lain." <lain@fair.moe> To: questions@freebsd.org Subject: Re: Confusing security report Message-ID: <si7g6yqkfaylfpd4pbaccxdabx2etlpafjdmxqepvohnceujjl@p4h6tatk25jz> In-Reply-To: <9381aabf-f95c-4d0e-912a-4aeb36c767bd@druid.net> References: <9381aabf-f95c-4d0e-912a-4aeb36c767bd@druid.net>
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--ijhzl7mmdgt5tgg6 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=utf-8 Content-Disposition: inline Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable On 2024=E5=B9=B406=E6=9C=8808=E6=97=A5 08:41, the silly D'Arcy Cain claimed= to have said: > On a number of my servers I have the following in the daily security repo= rt: >=20 > Checking login.conf permissions: > Bad ownership of /etc/login.conf >=20 > The thing is that I don't have that file. I create /etc/login.conf.db fr= om > a file in my own repository. Would I be OK creating an empty > /etc/login.conf just to keep it quiet? Just curious, but why do you not have a /etc/login.conf file? =46rom my understanding, this is one of the mandatory files on any BSD system, even if everything is commented out (or the file is blank). So a simple `touch /etc/login.conf` would silence the report. --=20 lain. PGP public key: https://fair.moe/lain.asc --ijhzl7mmdgt5tgg6 Content-Type: application/pgp-signature; name="signature.asc" -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- iQGzBAABCAAdFiEEozVhUpXECiNYIKIXtWNzC1Y29b0FAmZkbnQACgkQtWNzC1Y2 9b0rTQv9EoKOX8iMSKXnrhIzt9dhE7j26/Hx9sZfIw5sAuTSswLNjehCYRs1CkZc ne++2fPCcDSCSOvElp2do1TkUI8lMDIqXWU20oGGYPSeRj3BrWfAM5Fer+8FvEoZ Rgd1s8xtxQnE+3rby73meVe1U7qmyR1YTWtTbMW+rNWy8YDjrmtpJdGdZbowQOvg idhA6b8r1M6qHjqzotlhJzCU8BlpRrZ9iCE4Bp/FemibQWq5VqyCYRAvNRuZHBmO UhMjVdVAyVPVdUp2hEFc8aekVVcGobYe4GrrWVggfiV6abABmTKCX4WPDMf15vrU 0enCxKvEh9hNjEZB9Z1L8g9XX8ev2N+i7eQgGw2Er7K98lx2ySkGvLYYnXk/r1sF IokFNFMoJgURgldCMLqwHREegJxcDfa3MyqSHfZxRmfWBnz0bIo10uaVfY7II97i 9YOVfzkQWd1Rw0dV4TTaxx1Mm4M5KCNyQvZ77+t8M0cuh0ZXGwVP8lqiHbza//1i LUiw4GW6 =UHDG -----END PGP SIGNATURE----- --ijhzl7mmdgt5tgg6--
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