[users] Unhide : Centos 6 X64

[repoforge]

Wishing to install UNHIDE (unhide and unhide-tcp) on Centos 6 x64, I typed

yum install unhide

and received

No package unhide available.

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Investigating http://pkgs.repoforge.org/unhide/, I observed there is NO x64 version of unhide for EL6.

unhide-0.0.20110113-1.el5.rf.i386.rpm 06-Apr-2012 16:57 280K RHEL5 and CentOS-5 x86 32bit
unhide-0.0.20110113-1.el5.rf.x86_64.rpm 06-Apr-2012 16:57 294K RHEL5 and CentOS-5 x86 64bit

unhide-0.0.20110113-1.el6.rf.i686.rpm 06-Apr-2012 16:57 250K RHEL6 and CentOS-6 x86

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http://www.unhide-forensics.info/?Linux:Download

states "Current Stable Version: 2012-12-29"



Regards,

Always Learning.

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[Nico Kadel-Garcia]

Post by repoforge
Wishing to install UNHIDE (unhide and unhide-tcp) on Centos 6 x64, I typed

yum install unhide

and received

No package unhide available.

Maybe you could try building from the SRPM locally, and see if there's
a compilation issue?

[Always Learning]

Hi Nick,

You wrote:-

Post by Nico Kadel-Garcia
Maybe you could try building from the SRPM locally, and see if there's
a compilation issue?

Perhaps I could when I can find the free time. I've never compiled
anything on Linux so it would be nice to have a go and see what happens.

However, my concern were someone on Centos 6 (applies to RH and SL too)
with an 64-bit machine would get

Post by Nico Kadel-Garcia
No package unhide available.

If Repoforge wants the 32-bit version to be used by 64-bit machines
then, minimally, a softlink should be provided from the EL6 32-bit
version to the EL6 64-bit version.

Repoforge's current unhide is out-of-date and the 32-bit version is not
detected on a 64-bit machine by 'yum install unhide'.

I appreciate everything is done by unpaid volunteers and one day, if I
ever get the time, I would like to compile some sources and contribute.

rkhunter uses unhide and unhide-tcp.


With friendly greetings.

[Christopher Meng]

Hi,

I'm doing some work with root kit now, this package is great.

I'm asking to take the ownership in Fedora and may add a branch for epel.

Thanks.
? 2013-7-1 AM9:36?"Always Learning" <repoforge at a8.u22.net>???

Post by Always Learning
Hi Nick,
You wrote:-

Post by Nico Kadel-Garcia
Maybe you could try building from the SRPM locally, and see if there's
a compilation issue?

Perhaps I could when I can find the free time. I've never compiled
anything on Linux so it would be nice to have a go and see what happens.
However, my concern were someone on Centos 6 (applies to RH and SL too)
with an 64-bit machine would get

Post by Nico Kadel-Garcia
No package unhide available.

If Repoforge wants the 32-bit version to be used by 64-bit machines
then, minimally, a softlink should be provided from the EL6 32-bit
version to the EL6 64-bit version.
Repoforge's current unhide is out-of-date and the 32-bit version is not
detected on a 64-bit machine by 'yum install unhide'.
I appreciate everything is done by unpaid volunteers and one day, if I
ever get the time, I would like to compile some sources and contribute.
rkhunter uses unhide and unhide-tcp.
With friendly greetings.
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[Bryan J Smith]

Post by Always Learning
Perhaps I could when I can find the free time. I've never compiled
anything on Linux so it would be nice to have a go and see what happens.
However, my concern were someone on Centos 6 (applies to RH and SL too)
with an 64-bit machine would get

Indeed. Many times you can get into a situation where both the run-time
and, when different between 32-bit and Long Mode targets, the *-devel
package may differ. Sometimes both may be installed, although sometimes
both are not provided. There is also the environment and other
targeting/linking aspects.

Typically one wants to build a chroot build environment, a virtualized
host, etc... The Fedora Build System handles this as well. Makes it much
easier.

-- bjs
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[R P Herrold]

Post by Always Learning
Perhaps I could when I can find the free time. I've never compiled
anything on Linux so it would be nice to have a go and see what happens.
However, my concern were someone on Centos 6 (applies to RH and SL too)
with an 64-bit machine would get

A fedora package of the era of CentOS 6' issuance builds
trivially; so does a recent (Fedora 19 / RawHide) package

The SRPM for each is at:
ftp://ftp.owlriver.com/pub/local/ORC/unhide/
and will move into our mirror tomorrow

-- Russ herrold

[Christopher Meng]

A fedora package of the era of CentOS 6' issuance builds trivially; so does
a recent (Fedora 19 / RawHide) package
ftp://ftp.owlriver.com/pub/local/ORC/unhide/
and will move into our mirror tomorrow

Hi all, I no longer subscribe to this list, but this is just a
friendly reminder that this package will be in epel6-testing very
soon.

Thanks.
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Yours sincerely,
Christopher Meng

Noob here.

http://cicku.me

[R P Herrold]

Post by Christopher Meng

Post by R P Herrold
ftp://ftp.owlriver.com/pub/local/ORC/unhide/
and will move into our mirror tomorrow

Hi all, I no longer subscribe to this list, but this is just a
friendly reminder that this package will be in epel6-testing very
soon.

great -- latest RawHide still builds trivially, and I have
pushed to that same FTP URL

unhide-1.0-10.orc6.20121229.src.rpm

-- Russ herrold