Set the requires to sshd_set_keepalive on sshd_set_idle_timeout#11815
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This is no longer true in the STIG. While it is true that 8.5+ changes the behavior there is value in this rule in RHEL 8.5+.
I just removed the restriction. The STIG doesn't have this and there still value in this rule for RHEL 8.5+. |
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The rule sshd_set_idle_timeout used to require rule sshd_set_keepalive_0 for Red Hat linuxes. But after ComplianceAsCode#11815 it started to require rules sshd_set_keepalive. This selects the rule that satifyes the requirement.
The rule sshd_set_idle_timeout used to require rule sshd_set_keepalive_0 for Red Hat linuxes. But after ComplianceAsCode#11815 it started to require rules sshd_set_keepalive. This selects the rule that satifyes the requirement.
The rule sshd_set_idle_timeout used to require rule sshd_set_keepalive_0 for Red Hat linuxes. But after ComplianceAsCode#11815 it started to require rules sshd_set_keepalive. This selects the rule that satifyes the requirement.
Description:
Clean up the
requiresfor sshd_set_keepalive.Rationale:
Fixes #11803