Archive for the tag 'versions'

SB-Shibu
Jan 18th, 2010

Can chkrootkit detect modified rootkit versions

Can chkrootkit detect modified (or new) rootkit versions?

If chkrootkit can’t find a known signature inside a file, it can’t automatically determine if it has been trojaned. Try to run chkrootkit in expert mode (-x option) — in this mode the user can examine suspicious strings in the binary programs that may indicate a trojan.

For example, lots of data can be seen with:

# ./chkrootkit -x | more

Pathnames inside system commands:

# ./chkrootkit -x | egrep ‘^/’
SB-Shibu
Dec 31st, 2009

Swapping between php versions when using suPHP and CLI with custombuild

Swapping between php versions when using suPHP and CLI with custombuild

If you have both suPHP and CLI installed on your system, but don’t feel like renaming all of your file.php to file.php4 (for example), there is another means to chose between php versions, without requiring to touch your php files.

To force php files to use suPHP (on the assumption your default php version uses CLI) use the following:

<FilesMatch “\.php$”>
AddHandler x-httpd-php5 .php
</FilesMatch>

This last one is on the assumption that php 5 is suPHP and CLI is php4. If php4 was suPHP, then you’d use x-httpd-php4 to force .php files to use suPHP with php 4.

Source: http://directadmin.com/