Re: some weird upgrade problem

hmmm
sounds weird, maybe it's in chrooted environment? it's hard to say...

On Sun, Sep 7, 2008 at 5:22 PM, Paweł Krzywicki <krzywicki.pawel@googlemail.com> wrote:

On Synday, 7 September 2008, blorb wrote:
Hi
That is totally weird. To get to this computer in normal meaning of it you
have to be connected to the another one with ssh access, which means :

[some computers]
|
[internet]-[router]-[router]-[debian ssh]- [my computer]

router is forwarding only 22port connections to the [debian-ssh] and to get
physical access to my computer you have to get an access to the [debian ssh]
computer first and that one seems to be fine.

> i hate saying it, but it could be a break in (rootkit and such) when did it
> happen?
> try rkhunter and try can chattr -i or -a, just see what's on it.

as I said before I do not have an access to these files

>
> tell us what rkhunter found.....

rkhunter says
System checks summary
=====================

File properties checks...
Files checked: 133
Suspect files: 0

Rootkit checks...
Rootkits checked : 110
Possible rootkits: 0

Applications checks...
Applications checked: 5
Suspect applications: 0

The system checks took: 2 minutes and 16 seconds

All results have been written to the logfile (/var/log/rkhunter.log)

> and test is the coreutils is still ok (the 'ls' 'netstat' and on...)
>
> try ls -h
>
> Shahar Fermon.
>

> > Hi,
> >
> >> I have tried upgrade my Debian yesterday and apt showed me an weird
> >> error. I am having the problem with python-libxml2 package. I have also
> >> in /usr/share/doc/python-libxml2/examples directory files like that:
> >>
> >> ?????????? ? ? ? ? ? schema.py
> >> ?????????? ? ? ? ? ? serialize.py
> >> ?????????? ? ? ? ? ? sync.py
> >>
> >> date of creation is of these files is 1st Jun1970 ?!
> >> I cannot do absolutely nothing with them. I have tried to use live CD
> >> and mount my drive not as a system one and remove them (rm -f), change
> >> owner of these files, nothing seems to be working with them. Every time
> >> when I am trying to do something I have straight something like: "You
> >> don't have an access to the file" (?!) Do you have any ideas how to fix
> >> that. thanks in advance
> >> --
> >> Regards Pawel Krzywicki
> >>
> >>
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