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05-12-2008 07:21 AM
05-12-2008 07:21 AM
Strange root behaviour, not superuser?
Since hardening (we think) the root user seems to be behaving strangely. For example a PS output does not display everything, only local session processes. Executing glance gets 'permission denied'. Reversing the hardening has made no difference. Using cmviewcl fails with a 'failed to load information from configuration database' message. Root's id is zero.
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05-12-2008 07:23 AM
05-12-2008 07:23 AM
Re: Strange root behaviour, not superuser?
hey
post the output of "id" as root.
regards
post the output of "id" as root.
regards
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05-13-2008 03:12 AM
05-13-2008 03:12 AM
Re: Strange root behaviour, not superuser?
Maybe some "helpful" security guy removed "unnecessary" libraries/binaries or permissions?
Do an "swverify \*" and check for errors and warning.
If you see any permission or owner warnings you should restore to the default values and send the security guy's to HP before modifying anything :-)
My 2 cents,
Armin
Do an "swverify \*" and check for errors and warning.
If you see any permission or owner warnings you should restore to the default values and send the security guy's to HP before modifying anything :-)
My 2 cents,
Armin
And now for something completely different...
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05-13-2008 03:25 AM
05-13-2008 03:25 AM
Re: Strange root behaviour, not superuser?
> Executing glance gets 'permission denied'
This looks like there is a ownership and permissions issue in you directory tree. Check the /opt/perf to figure out what changes were made to this and other system directories. Glance relies on midaemon which gets its metrics from the kernel. There could be kernel issues too.
> Since hardening ...Reversing the hardening
Did you run some scripts? Can you look in them to see what they did?
This looks like there is a ownership and permissions issue in you directory tree. Check the /opt/perf to figure out what changes were made to this and other system directories. Glance relies on midaemon which gets its metrics from the kernel. There could be kernel issues too.
> Since hardening ...Reversing the hardening
Did you run some scripts? Can you look in them to see what they did?
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