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#!/bin/bash
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# $Id$
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# aide update script
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# Written by: charlie heselton
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# Email: echo "hfouvyAdpy/ofu" | perl -pe 's/(.)/chr(ord($1)-1)/ge'
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# 09/23/2005
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DBDIR="/etc/aide/db"
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DBFILE="${DBDIR}/aide.db"
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ENC_DBFILE="${DBDIR}/aide.db.gpg"
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# make the assumption that the database exists and is encrypted
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# but test for it ;-)
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[[ -f ${ENC_DBFILE} ]] && /usr/bin/gpg --batch -d ${ENC_DBFILE} > ${DBFILE}
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rm -f ${ENC_DBFILE}
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# (for now, we'll assume that encrypting the file includes an integrity check )
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# Run the update.
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/usr/bin/aide --update > /tmp/aide_update.out 2>&1
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# mail out the results
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# set the "Reply-to" address
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REPLYTO="root@charlesheselton.no-ip.org"
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export REPLYTO
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# send the mail
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/usr/bin/cat /tmp/aide_update.out | /usr/bin/mutt -s "AIDE Update for `date`" your_valid_email@somewhere.com
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# cleanup
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# if the mailing was successful then delete the output file
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if [ $? -eq 0 ]
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then
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rm -f /tmp/aide_update.out
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fi
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# move the aide.db.new file to the aide.db
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mv ${DBDIR}/aide.db.new ${DBFILE}
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# encrypt the new db file and remove the unencrypted version
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/usr/bin/gpg --batch -se -r gentoo_root ${DBFILE}
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rm -f ${DBFILE}
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