#  This lists any/all sensitive files the administration wants to have a
# CRC value for.  Comments are lines starting with a "#".
#

# some key files that might not change too often:
/.login
/.profile
/.cshrc
/.rhosts
/*unix*
/etc/hosts.equiv
/usr/lib/crontab
/usr/lib/aliases
/usr/spool/uucp/L.sys

#   some that you might like to keep an eye on, depending on your site
# stability and/or paranoia:
# /etc/passwd
# /etc/group

# default is individual files; can use wildcards, or whatever;
# here are some examples, using wildcards:
/bin/*
/usr/bin/*
/usr/lib/*
# /usr/local/lib/*
# /usr/local/bin/*

# Alternately, here are individual files that are important:
# /bin/fsck
# /bin/rrestore
# /bin/csh
# /bin/login
# /bin/ls
# /bin/mail
# /bin/mount
# /bin/passwd
# /bin/ps
# /bin/sh
# /bin/su
# /usr/lib/sendmail
# /usr/ucb/telnet
# /usr/ucb/rlogin
# /usr/ucb/ftp
# /usr/bin/at
# /usr/bin/chgrp
# /usr/bin/cu
# /usr/bin/df
# /usr/bin/login
# /usr/bin/mail
# /usr/bin/passwd
# /usr/bin/ruusend
# /usr/bin/su
# /usr/bin/tip
# /usr/bin/uucp
# /usr/bin/uulog
# /usr/bin/uuname
# /usr/bin/uusend
# /usr/bin/uustat
# /usr/bin/uux
# /usr/bin/xterm
