Hello,
I am using LibreOffice x86_64 on Linux, installed from official rpms.
Since it got updated to Version 3.6.0.4 (Build ID: 932b512), rkhunter
whines :
Checking for packet capturing applications
Warning: Process '/opt/libreoffice3.6/program/soffice.bin' (PID 15079) is listening on the
network.
lsof -i doesn't show anything related to soffice, but lsof -U shows :
COMMAND PID USER FD TYPE DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME
soffice.b 15079 naudin 11u unix 0xffff8100883b7c80 0t0 352208 socket
X 2924 root 44u unix 0xffff8100883b7980 0t0 352209 /tmp/.X11-unix/X0
soffice.b 15079 naudin 12u unix 0xffff8100883b7680 0t0 352210
/tmp/OSL_PIPE_1058_SingleOfficeIPC_474aee6e854ee537ef2ad5a42cd51fe9
soffice.b 15079 naudin 22u unix 0xffff8100883b7080 0t0 352223 socket
X 2924 root 46u unix 0xffff8100883b7380 0t0 352224 /tmp/.X11-unix/X0
The same rkhunter has no problem with LibreOffice 3.5.4.2, Build ID:
165a79a-7059095-e13bb37-fef39a4-9503d18, also an official rpm for Linux
x86_64.
But LibreOffice-3.5 only use one socket, the /tmp/OSL_PIPE one.
Is there a way to turn off these extra sockets in 3.6 ?
Thanks,
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Philippe Naudin
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