Sentinel-C is a host-based file integrity monitor built in C and C++. It helps you keep track of changes in your files, ensuring that your important data remains secure. With features like logs and HTML reports, you can quickly see any file modifications. The colored terminal output makes tracking changes easy and straightforward.
To run Sentinel-C on your computer, you need:
Download Sentinel-C
To get started, visit this page to download the most recent version of Sentinel-C.
Extract the Downloaded File
After you download the file, find the downloaded archive in your Downloads folder. Extract the contents to a location you can easily access, like your Desktop or a dedicated folder.
Build the Application
You may need to compile the application based on the instructions provided in the repository. If you are using a terminal, navigate to the folder where you extracted the files, and run:
make
Run Sentinel-C
Once the build is complete, execute the application using the following command in the terminal:
./sentinel-c
Begin Monitoring
After running the application, you can start monitoring your files. The program will generate logs and HTML reports to help you track any changes.
To download and install Sentinel-C, visit this page to download. Follow the steps above to set up the application on your machine.
Once you have installed Sentinel-C, open your terminal or command prompt. You can use several commands to interact with the application. For basic monitoring, you can set the directory you want to monitor. Here is a simple command:
./sentinel-c -monitor /path/to/directory
Replace /path/to/directory with the actual path of the folder you wish to monitor.
You can adjust the configuration to suit your needs. Open the configuration file in a text editor and adjust settings such as:
To view your HTML reports after monitoring:
If you would like to contribute to Sentinel-C, please feel free to fork the repository and submit a pull request. Your contributions are welcome!
Any suggestions or problems can be reported in the Issues section of the repository.
For questions or support, please reach out to the maintainers via GitHub Issues or through the contact information available in the project.