[Tiger-user] Where should tiger grow towards?

[Javier Fernández-Sanguino Peña]

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I have some ideas as to where Tiger should grow towards but have different
options, developers could be encourage to either:

1.- add new check for new software that is currently not supported. For
example, I have recently added a new 'check_apache' module to check
Apache's configuration [1]

2.- Test Tiger in new platforms and offer platform-specific scripts (such
as patches analysis in Solaris or AIX or the recent check
'check_network_config' I have included for Linux [2] )

3.- Try to integrate tiger better with other software (including
john/crack, integrit/samhain/aide/tripwire, logcheck/loganalysis) or
include a version of such software within Tiger (for user account tests,
filesystem checks or logchecks respectively)

4.- Try to improve the current existing checks with new subtests that might
be relevant.

Since resources are scarse (well, as a matter of fact I'm the only one
updating the CVS sources) I'm afraid that I can work on all the four
directions at the same time so I'm seeking feedback on this issue.

Hello? Anybody out there? :-)

Javi



[1]
http://savannah.nongnu.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs/tiger/tiger/scripts/check_apache
[2]
http://savannah.nongnu.org/cgi-bin/viewcvs/tiger/tiger/systems/Linux/2/check
_network_config

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