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Check-rpm-package-integrity

Check the package integrity in the system.

yum-plugin-verify

apt-get install yum-verify
yum verify-all

This extension adds the verify-multilib, verify-all and verify-rpm commands. These work like rpm -V to check the package integrity in the system.

yum-plugin-verify also add the options --verify-filenames and --verify-configuration-files.

Check the packages and displays the failed verification data, showing all the differences, even some that would be ignored by rpm.

Check packages and shows unsatisfied verification data. yum verify is an alias for yum verify-multilib.

Verifies packages and shows unsatisfied verification data, the output is intended to be similar to rpm -V. --verify-filenames=VERIFY_FILENAMES

It only verifies the specified file names. --verify-configuration-files=yes|no|true|false

It only checks or not the files labelled as configuration files.

Configuration

/etc/yum/pluginconf.d/verify.conf
[main]
enabled=1
#  Display verify mismatches with config. files, should probably use AIDE etc.
# instead, if you really want this.
# configuration-files = True

# # Add more colour to your life (these are the defaults):
# [highlight]
#
# # Don't output these problems in colour:
# low-priority = mtime, genchecksum, permissions-missing, state,missingok,ghost
#
# # Don't highlight the values of these problems
# filter-old   = mtime, checksum
# filter-new   = mtime, checksum
#
# # These are the default highlight values
# new     = reverse
# 
# old-fg  = red
#
# file    = underline
# file-fg = green
#
# tags    = bold
# tags-fg = yellow
# tags-bg = black