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IMP(shellcheck): add prefix to define shell (SC2148)
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# shellcheck shell=bash
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# run-shellcheck
test_audit() {
IMP(8.2.5): find multiline pattern in files (syslog) Add func to find pattern in file that spreads over multiple lines The func will remove commented lines (that begin with '#') and consider the file as one long line. Thus, this is not possible to look for pattern at beginning of line with this func ('^' and '$') Improved pattern in 8.2.5 Add syslog-ng to installed dependencies in Dockerfiles Fixed multifile arguments when looking for pattern that got broken in d2bbf754 due to "nocase" and _does_pattern_exist_in_file wrapper Please note that you can only look for pattern in ONE FILE at once Fixed 8.2.5 and 8.3.2 with for loop on files and 'FOUND' flag You now need to specify each and every file to look for or embed a 'find' command as follow : `FILES="$SYSLOG_BASEDIR/syslog-ng.conf $(find $SYSLOG_BASEDIR/conf.d/)"` Improved test files Applied shellcheck recommendations
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describe Running on blank host
IMP(8.2.5): find multiline pattern in files (syslog) Add func to find pattern in file that spreads over multiple lines The func will remove commented lines (that begin with '#') and consider the file as one long line. Thus, this is not possible to look for pattern at beginning of line with this func ('^' and '$') Improved pattern in 8.2.5 Add syslog-ng to installed dependencies in Dockerfiles Fixed multifile arguments when looking for pattern that got broken in d2bbf754 due to "nocase" and _does_pattern_exist_in_file wrapper Please note that you can only look for pattern in ONE FILE at once Fixed 8.2.5 and 8.3.2 with for loop on files and 'FOUND' flag You now need to specify each and every file to look for or embed a 'find' command as follow : `FILES="$SYSLOG_BASEDIR/syslog-ng.conf $(find $SYSLOG_BASEDIR/conf.d/)"` Improved test files Applied shellcheck recommendations
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register_test retvalshouldbe 1
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# shellcheck disable=2154
Replace CIS_ROOT_DIR by a more flexible system (#204) * Replace CIS_ROOT_DIR by a more flexible system * Try to adapt the logic change to the functional tests
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run blank "${CIS_CHECKS_DIR}/${script}.sh" --audit-all
Add test stub for all audit checks, to tests root/sudo consistency
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IMP(8.2.5): find multiline pattern in files (syslog) Add func to find pattern in file that spreads over multiple lines The func will remove commented lines (that begin with '#') and consider the file as one long line. Thus, this is not possible to look for pattern at beginning of line with this func ('^' and '$') Improved pattern in 8.2.5 Add syslog-ng to installed dependencies in Dockerfiles Fixed multifile arguments when looking for pattern that got broken in d2bbf754 due to "nocase" and _does_pattern_exist_in_file wrapper Please note that you can only look for pattern in ONE FILE at once Fixed 8.2.5 and 8.3.2 with for loop on files and 'FOUND' flag You now need to specify each and every file to look for or embed a 'find' command as follow : `FILES="$SYSLOG_BASEDIR/syslog-ng.conf $(find $SYSLOG_BASEDIR/conf.d/)"` Improved test files Applied shellcheck recommendations
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cp -a /etc/syslog-ng/syslog-ng.conf /tmp/syslog-ng.conf.bak
IMP(shfmt): add shell formatter
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echo "destination mySyslog tcp (\"syslog.example.tld\")" >>/etc/syslog-ng/syslog-ng.conf
IMP(8.2.5): find multiline pattern in files (syslog) Add func to find pattern in file that spreads over multiple lines The func will remove commented lines (that begin with '#') and consider the file as one long line. Thus, this is not possible to look for pattern at beginning of line with this func ('^' and '$') Improved pattern in 8.2.5 Add syslog-ng to installed dependencies in Dockerfiles Fixed multifile arguments when looking for pattern that got broken in d2bbf754 due to "nocase" and _does_pattern_exist_in_file wrapper Please note that you can only look for pattern in ONE FILE at once Fixed 8.2.5 and 8.3.2 with for loop on files and 'FOUND' flag You now need to specify each and every file to look for or embed a 'find' command as follow : `FILES="$SYSLOG_BASEDIR/syslog-ng.conf $(find $SYSLOG_BASEDIR/conf.d/)"` Improved test files Applied shellcheck recommendations
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grep syslog.example.tld /etc/syslog-ng/syslog-ng.conf
describe Checking one line conf
register_test retvalshouldbe 0
Replace CIS_ROOT_DIR by a more flexible system (#204) * Replace CIS_ROOT_DIR by a more flexible system * Try to adapt the logic change to the functional tests
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run oneline "${CIS_CHECKS_DIR}/${script}.sh" --audit-all
IMP(8.2.5): find multiline pattern in files (syslog) Add func to find pattern in file that spreads over multiple lines The func will remove commented lines (that begin with '#') and consider the file as one long line. Thus, this is not possible to look for pattern at beginning of line with this func ('^' and '$') Improved pattern in 8.2.5 Add syslog-ng to installed dependencies in Dockerfiles Fixed multifile arguments when looking for pattern that got broken in d2bbf754 due to "nocase" and _does_pattern_exist_in_file wrapper Please note that you can only look for pattern in ONE FILE at once Fixed 8.2.5 and 8.3.2 with for loop on files and 'FOUND' flag You now need to specify each and every file to look for or embed a 'find' command as follow : `FILES="$SYSLOG_BASEDIR/syslog-ng.conf $(find $SYSLOG_BASEDIR/conf.d/)"` Improved test files Applied shellcheck recommendations
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cp -a /tmp/syslog-ng.conf.bak /etc/syslog-ng/syslog-ng.conf
IMP(shfmt): add shell formatter
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cat >>/etc/syslog-ng/syslog-ng.conf <<EOF
IMP(8.2.5): find multiline pattern in files (syslog) Add func to find pattern in file that spreads over multiple lines The func will remove commented lines (that begin with '#') and consider the file as one long line. Thus, this is not possible to look for pattern at beginning of line with this func ('^' and '$') Improved pattern in 8.2.5 Add syslog-ng to installed dependencies in Dockerfiles Fixed multifile arguments when looking for pattern that got broken in d2bbf754 due to "nocase" and _does_pattern_exist_in_file wrapper Please note that you can only look for pattern in ONE FILE at once Fixed 8.2.5 and 8.3.2 with for loop on files and 'FOUND' flag You now need to specify each and every file to look for or embed a 'find' command as follow : `FILES="$SYSLOG_BASEDIR/syslog-ng.conf $(find $SYSLOG_BASEDIR/conf.d/)"` Improved test files Applied shellcheck recommendations
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destination mySyslog {
tcp ("syslog.example.tld"),
port(1234),
EOF
describe Checking mutliline conf
register_test retvalshouldbe 0
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run multiline "${CIS_CHECKS_DIR}/${script}.sh" --audit-all
IMP(8.2.5): find multiline pattern in files (syslog) Add func to find pattern in file that spreads over multiple lines The func will remove commented lines (that begin with '#') and consider the file as one long line. Thus, this is not possible to look for pattern at beginning of line with this func ('^' and '$') Improved pattern in 8.2.5 Add syslog-ng to installed dependencies in Dockerfiles Fixed multifile arguments when looking for pattern that got broken in d2bbf754 due to "nocase" and _does_pattern_exist_in_file wrapper Please note that you can only look for pattern in ONE FILE at once Fixed 8.2.5 and 8.3.2 with for loop on files and 'FOUND' flag You now need to specify each and every file to look for or embed a 'find' command as follow : `FILES="$SYSLOG_BASEDIR/syslog-ng.conf $(find $SYSLOG_BASEDIR/conf.d/)"` Improved test files Applied shellcheck recommendations
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mv /tmp/syslog-ng.conf.bak /etc/syslog-ng/syslog-ng.conf
#echo "#Sample conf" >/etc/syslog-ng/conf.d/1_tcp_destination
IMP(shfmt): add shell formatter
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echo "destination mySyslog tcp (\"syslog.example.tld\")" >>/etc/syslog-ng/conf.d/1_tcp_destination
IMP(8.2.5): find multiline pattern in files (syslog) Add func to find pattern in file that spreads over multiple lines The func will remove commented lines (that begin with '#') and consider the file as one long line. Thus, this is not possible to look for pattern at beginning of line with this func ('^' and '$') Improved pattern in 8.2.5 Add syslog-ng to installed dependencies in Dockerfiles Fixed multifile arguments when looking for pattern that got broken in d2bbf754 due to "nocase" and _does_pattern_exist_in_file wrapper Please note that you can only look for pattern in ONE FILE at once Fixed 8.2.5 and 8.3.2 with for loop on files and 'FOUND' flag You now need to specify each and every file to look for or embed a 'find' command as follow : `FILES="$SYSLOG_BASEDIR/syslog-ng.conf $(find $SYSLOG_BASEDIR/conf.d/)"` Improved test files Applied shellcheck recommendations
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cat /etc/syslog-ng/conf.d/1_tcp_destination
describe Checking file in subdirectory
register_test retvalshouldbe 0
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run subfile "${CIS_CHECKS_DIR}/${script}.sh" --audit-all
IMP(8.2.5): find multiline pattern in files (syslog) Add func to find pattern in file that spreads over multiple lines The func will remove commented lines (that begin with '#') and consider the file as one long line. Thus, this is not possible to look for pattern at beginning of line with this func ('^' and '$') Improved pattern in 8.2.5 Add syslog-ng to installed dependencies in Dockerfiles Fixed multifile arguments when looking for pattern that got broken in d2bbf754 due to "nocase" and _does_pattern_exist_in_file wrapper Please note that you can only look for pattern in ONE FILE at once Fixed 8.2.5 and 8.3.2 with for loop on files and 'FOUND' flag You now need to specify each and every file to look for or embed a 'find' command as follow : `FILES="$SYSLOG_BASEDIR/syslog-ng.conf $(find $SYSLOG_BASEDIR/conf.d/)"` Improved test files Applied shellcheck recommendations
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# Cleanup
Syslog-ng fixes and enhancements (#226) * syslog-ng : fix remote host test and enhance Regex fixes #124 * enh: add test for 4.2.1.6
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rm -f /etc/syslog-ng/conf.d/1_tcp_destination
IMP(8.2.5): find multiline pattern in files (syslog) Add func to find pattern in file that spreads over multiple lines The func will remove commented lines (that begin with '#') and consider the file as one long line. Thus, this is not possible to look for pattern at beginning of line with this func ('^' and '$') Improved pattern in 8.2.5 Add syslog-ng to installed dependencies in Dockerfiles Fixed multifile arguments when looking for pattern that got broken in d2bbf754 due to "nocase" and _does_pattern_exist_in_file wrapper Please note that you can only look for pattern in ONE FILE at once Fixed 8.2.5 and 8.3.2 with for loop on files and 'FOUND' flag You now need to specify each and every file to look for or embed a 'find' command as follow : `FILES="$SYSLOG_BASEDIR/syslog-ng.conf $(find $SYSLOG_BASEDIR/conf.d/)"` Improved test files Applied shellcheck recommendations
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Add test stub for all audit checks, to tests root/sudo consistency
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}
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