@robertgendler commented on GitHub:
Please double check your syntax. This check is verified as working.
@brodjieski commented on GitHub:
This type of issue speaks to localization, which we currently do not have support for.
In trying to recreate a scenario where the checks, as written, fail…
@brodjieski commented on GitHub:
Thank you for providing some additional information. While I understand that the output is different based on locale, when running the actual checks with a…
@cvgs commented on GitHub:
You can reproduce the issue by setting your system's language to german and then use the compliance.sh script to evaluate rule os_sudo_timeout_configure.
The…
@cvgs commented on GitHub:
You are completely right, the timeout is being set correctly due to the wildcard character being used. I tried to reproduce the issue, but wasn't able to do so anymore…
@robertgendler commented on GitHub:
@bernstei just merged it up to dev_ventura_stig
@bernstei commented on GitHub:
Replacing the &2> with 2&> definitely works. Replacing it with your suggestion, &>, also works.
@robertgendler commented on GitHub:
All merged into the OS branches.
@robertgendler commented on GitHub:
That's weird...try replacing that if statement with
if sshd -T &>/dev/null; then
Lets see if that works.
@robertgendler commented on GitHub:
Fixed that boo boo.
@bernstei commented on GitHub:
I assume that for ventura this is only merged into ventura. What's the best way to deal with that if we want to use Ventura with the STIG, which is in `dev_ventura…
@bernstei commented on GitHub:
The actual checks work now, too, so as far as I'm concerned you can close this issue.