mtree files

The following files are mtree specifications that can be used to remove the given collection files. To use these specifications, use the command

mtree -r -f spec-file

To view the changes that would be made (without making them), use the command

mtree -f spec-file

In both cases, disregard warnings about "missing" files. Note that the directory structures are left in place, only the actual files are removed.

Changes:

20020225-1658: Ugh. One of the generating Perl-scripts contained a buglet. Fixed, plus some additions to the master file lists.
20020225-1724: Added smtpd, sudo, at.
20020227-1302: Corrected all mtree specs. /nobackup should never have gotten in there...
20020227-1338: Discovered some more sendmail and smtpd files; updated the relevant master file-lists and mtree specs.

fresh-system.mtree.gz	73K	mtree -c specification for a freshly installed 3.0-stable, without the size= or time= attributes. The system consists of bsd, base30.tgz, comp30.tgz, etc30.tgz, man30.tgz and misc30.tgz.
apache.mtree.gz	15K	mtree -r spec for removing all httpd-related files. Master file list is here: apache.files.
bind.mtree.gz	13K	mtree -r spec for removing all named-related files. Master file list is here: bind.files.
ftpd.mtree.gz	10K	mtree -r spec for removing all ftpd-related files. Master file list is here: ftpd.files.
inetd.mtree.gz	11K	mtree -r spec for removing all inetd-related files. Master file list is here: inetd.files.
lpr.mtree.gz	15K	mtree -r spec for removing all lpr-related files. Master file list is here: lpr.files.
ppp.mtree.gz	11K	mtree -r spec for removing all ppp-related files. Master file list is here: ppp.files.
pppd.mtree.gz	10K	mtree -r spec for removing all pppd-related files. Master file list is here: pppd.files.
pppoe.mtree.gz	10K	mtree -r spec for removing all pppoe-related files. Master file list is here: pppoe.files.
sendmail.mtree.gz	14K	mtree -r spec for removing all sendmail-related files. Master file list is here: sendmail.files.
tftpd.mtree.gz	9K	mtree -r spec for removing all tftpd-related files. Master file list is here: tftpd.files.
yp.mtree.gz	15K	mtree -r spec for removing all YP-related files. Master file list is here: yp.files.
smtpd.mtree.gz	9K	mtree -r spec for removing all smtp(fwd)d-related files. Master file list is here: smtpd.files.
sudo.mtree.gz	13K	mtree -r spec for removing all sudo-related files. Master file list is here: sudo.files.
at.mtree.gz	11K	mtree -r spec for removing all at-related files. Master file list is here: at.files.
kerberos.mtree.gz	29K	mtree -r spec for removing all Kerberos-related files. Master file list is here: kerberos.files.
ipsec.mtree.gz	11K	mtree -r spec for removing all IPsec-related userland files. Master file list is here: ipsec.files.

To-do (amongst other things...)

Split YP-related files in server- and client-files.
NFS-related files (server- and client-files).
Routing-related files (routed and such)
Stuff like dhcpd, dhclient, rarpd, etc...
Stuff like identd, timed, rdate, etc...
VPN-related files (ISAKMPd, Photurisd) (done)
Kerberos-related files (done). Needs to be split up in client- and server-parts on the one hand, and KerberosIV and KerberosV on the other hand...
sudo-related files (done)
at, batch-related files (done)
smtpd, smtpfwdd files (done)
Clean-up of the mtree files
Create patches to remove things in /etc related to these collections
Figure out possible dependencies
Create framework for doing the actual removal and configuration (can the package mechanism be used for this? or with makefiles?)
Figure out elegant way to put the files back in, together with stuff in /etc and such.

Special files

special-files.txt	2K	The list of SUID, SGID (or both) files on a 3.0-stable, with their owners and groups.
special-suggestion-20020222-1446.txt	2K	Initial suggestion for what to do with each special file. Possible actions are UN-SUID, UN-SGID, REMOVE or NONE.
special-suggestion-20020225-1059.txt	2K	Updated suggestion. Changes: /sbin/ccdconfig is marked UN-SUID rather than REMOVE. lpc, lpq, lpr, lprm, sendmail, ppp and pppd are commented-out since I now have mtree specs for this.
special-suggestion-20020225-1759.txt	2K	Updated suggestion. Changes: Commented-out sudo, batch, at, atq, atrm since these are now handled by an mtree spec.

special.mtree.gz

Initial mtree specification for adjusting SUID and SGID bits. Use this with

mtree -euf mtree.special

to adjust the permissions, or with

mtree -ef mtree.special

to check. Note that instead of removing files, this spec changes the file permission to 000 and makes root:wheel the owner.

special.mtree.gz

Second mtree specification for adjusting SUID and SGID bits. This mtree spec will also remove offending files. To adjust and/or remove, use

mtree -rf mtree.special

To-do (amongst other things...)

Write mtree specifications that implements the suggestions above. (done) Needs thorough looking-at and testing.
Investigate that no other commands are broken by implementing the given suggestions.
Write mtree specs that complement the removal mtree specs in the sense that they restrict the mode of special files when they are not removed.