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rkhunter (Root Kit Hunter question)

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Shawn M

Basic Pleskian
Hi, I received a message from rkhunter from my server "Please inspect this machine, because it may be infected.
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Does anyone have any ideas on how I can fix this? I just merged over to a new server actually.

I attached the log in txt format.

Thanks!
 

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Hi, I have a question to mine too.
Is my server infected by a rootkit? Or does Possible Rootkits 0 already say that no rootkits are found
 

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Mommel said:
Hi, I have a question to mine too.
Is my server infected by a rootkit? Or does Possible Rootkits 0 already say that no rootkits are found
Click to expand...

There are just warnings but not any infected files.
 
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