Alfred von Campe wrote:
> >Reinstall, that is my advise.
>
> That's what I've done in the past too, but I am trying to avoid that
> option if possible.
I'd opt for reinstallation also, as you normall never can really find
out *what* has been changed, if there is/was an active rootkit on that
machine.
for package in $(rpm -qa); do echo -e "${package}"; rpm -V "${package}"; done
might be of help, also. If rpm didn't get exchanged. If the active
rootkit doesn't intercept that. And so on ...
Ralph
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