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@Arden97 Arden97 commented Jan 28, 2026

Description:

  • These changes add the package_cron_installed rule that installs the cron package before all cron-related checks are executed

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  • all rules in the cron_and_at group pass even when no cron files are found.

  • after these checks, aide_periodic_cron_checking is executed, which installs the cron package.

  • A subsequent check finds the cron files in their default state

    • file_groupowner_cron* and file_owner_cron* rules are passing, because the default state of the cron files satisfies the rule requirements
    • file_permissions_cron* rules fail, because default cron permissions are 755 (instead of the required 700)
  • Fixes file_permissions and rpm_verify_permissions rules conflict with each other (BSI profile) #13844

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Should we do the same change also in the RHEL 10 BSI profile?

@jan-cerny jan-cerny self-assigned this Jan 28, 2026
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file_permissions and rpm_verify_permissions rules conflict with each other (BSI profile)

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