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    Help about Root kit checker

    How can i install Root kit checker ?

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    download:
    # wget http://downloads.rootkit.nl/rkhunter-<version>.tar.gz
    Note: It doesn't matter where you save the tarball

    extract:
    # tar zxf rkhunter-<version>.tar.gz

    installation:
    # cd rkhunter
    # ./installer.sh

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    Can you reply me step by step how can i login to my root and do these ?

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    First of all, you need an SSH client on your computer. If you don't have one, get PuTTY (if you're on Windows): http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/

    In the PuTTY config, set your VPS hostname as the host, 22 as the port, and SSH as the protocol. Then click Open.

    When prompted for a "login as:" type root* press enter and then enter your password and press enter again.

    Once logged in you should get a command prompt. Tyoe each of the lines that Nick gave you above, excluding the # at the beginning of the line. That's it.

    When done, type logout and press enter to end the SSH session.

    * Remote logins as root are not a good idea. Hackers are always trying to crack the root passwords of systems, so it is best to disable remote root logins (see Jag's securing your VPS thread, where I suspect you got the info about the root kit checker for a how to). The user the command useradd (type man useradd for help) to create a general user account for yourself to use for remote logins.

    When you log in with your new user account, type su to switch to root. You'll be prompted for a password and then you'll get a new command prompt, which will be root. When done type exit to close the root shell and then logout to exit the ssh session.

    --Jason
    Jason Pitoniak
    Interbrite Communications
    www.interbrite.com www.kodiakskorner.com

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