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Problem with rule "Verify Group Who Owns /etc/cron.allow file" #11898
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I did some tests and it seams this should fix this issue:
I will create a PR for this. |
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@marcofortina thanks for reporting this. I believe this is an issue with CIS on Ubuntu 22.04 only, they seem to have already fixed it in CIS for Ubuntu 20.04. |
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Description of problem:
Following remediation script for this rule, will produce an error on user allowed to run cron.
SCAP Security Guide Version:
master branch
Operating System Version:
Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
Steps to Reproduce:
ubuntu
user to run cron:Additional Information/Debugging Steps:
File /etc/cron.allow should be owned by the group
crontab
:Ticket 21619 was also opened to CIS WorkBench community.
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