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Is RHEL7 supported? #2
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I'm also having this issue installing from rpm package on Centos 7. |
@aka0 I was able to make from source on Centos 7. However, If you're looking to use this with Sysmon for Linux, I'm hitting issues getting sysmon for linux to compile. eBPF was backported to the 3.10 kernel, but apparently it's not the full deal. Will be opening an issue over at the Sysmon for Linux repo if of interest. |
I'll give it a try.
Please do. Thanks. |
Also can't build from source. |
We logged a Premier Support call with Microsoft, and this is the reply,
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RHEL 7 and 8 support are on the list. RHEL 8 will be easier and quicker as the problems are minor. RHEL 7 might be tricky depending on how much eBPF is available in their backport. |
I've pushed a fix that should resolve the issue on RHEL8. You will have to run getOffsets (https://github.com/Sysinternals/SysinternalsEBPF/tree/main/getOffsets) to get this to work. |
While RHEL7 rpm is posted, has anyone installed it successfully? RHEL7 bundles glibc 2.17 therefore dependencies check will fail.
If it's not supported then perhaps reference to RHEL7 (and CentOS7) should be removed.
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