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This patch adds the right tags to each piece of metadata and corrects small errors found in the deployer notes. Closes-bug: 1595669 Change-Id: Ic04aaad85ebf111be5a0bdb01a350442fdea1433
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---id: V-38452 status: exception tag: package ---
Although Ubuntu provides the debsums command for
checking the contents of files installed from packages, it cannot
perform a detailed level of checking sufficient to meet the STIG
requirement. Some packages are not shipped with MD5 checksums for all
files. Deployers are encouraged to use debsums -c regularly
to check for alterations in as many packages as possible.
Ubuntu does not currently have a capability to check file permissions, ownership, or group ownership against the permissions that were originally set when the package was installed.
In CentOS, the rpm command can verify package contents,
ownership, group ownership, and permissions after the package has been
installed. However, many configuration files are changed by the security
role and this will cause the verification to fail.
Deployers should utilize the monitoring capabilities of the
aide package (which is installed by other Ansible tasks in
this role) to determine which configuration files, libraries or binaries
may have been changed.