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Title
After using Management Console for Unix to perform actions sugi actions -
Description
After using Management Console for Unix to perform actions the root history has been populated with unfamiliar entries. There are several references to 'sugi' within the history as well.
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Cause
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Resolution
When profiling a machine or joining or performing other actions a helper binary is run in this location.
/opt/quest/libexec/vas/sugi/
This is used to assist with profiling and other actions.
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Additional Information
Here is an example of the output in question.
# cat .bash_history |grep sugi
tempdir() { test -d ${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/sugi$$ || mkdir -p ${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/sugi$$/misc || exit; cd ${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/sugi$$; chown -R $USER . ;chmod -R 700 .; }
cleanup() { cd ${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/; /bin/rm -rf ${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/sugi$$; }
tempdir() { test -d ${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/sugi$$ || mkdir -p ${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/sugi$$/misc || exit; cd ${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/sugi$$; chown -R $USER . ;chmod -R 700 .; }
cleanup() { cd ${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/; /bin/rm -rf ${TMPDIR:-/tmp}/sugi$$; }