ViperDB is a file checker. It is meant to be run from cron on a regular basis in order to monitor strange activity on a system. It supports checking of size, mtime, privileges, UID/GID, added/deleted files, and (as of 0.9.3) MD5 checksums. Data isn't stored in a single archive as in tripwire, but is split among all the monitored directories. This ViperDB is in fact a fork of the original, as the original authors seem unreachable.
f729531a492d04be06ca697599161e6844352023230474180464d8d06a3c189fViperDB is a file checker. It is meant to be run from cron on a regular basis in order to monitor strange activity on a system. It supports checking of size, mtime, privileges, UID/GID, added/deleted files, and (as of 0.9.3) MD5 checksums. Data isn't stored in a single archive as in tripwire, but is split among all the monitored directories. This ViperDB is in fact a fork of the original, as the original authors seem unreachable.
3cb38576519cd7ae00a09aa9a3652653cfedf7ce8409a1a400538db02dec7f83ViperDB is a file checker. It is meant to be run from cron on a regular basis in order to monitor strange activity on a system. It supports checking of size, mtime, privileges, UID/GID, added/deleted files, and (as of 0.9.3) MD5 checksums. Data isn't stored in a single archive as in tripwire, but is split among all the monitored directories. This ViperDB is in fact a fork of the original, as the original authors seem unreachable.
9beeb32344be8185db433775f799de2b79b2dddd9a21ba40738b083810070ddcViperDB is a file checker. It is meant to be run from cron on a regular basis in order to monitor strange activity on a system. It supports checking of size, mtime, privileges, UID/GID, added/deleted files, and (as of 0.9.3) MD5 checksums. Data isn't stored in a single archive as in tripwire, but is split among all the monitored directories. This ViperDB is in fact a fork of the original, as the original authors seem unreachable.
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