use grep -E instead of egrep if possible #1424
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I have this feeling this will break on something like Solaris. Most likely |
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@mboelen The latest lynis stable version does not contain this warning fix, right? |
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Hello,
recent /usr/bin/egrep on Linux systems is throwing annoying warning that egrep is obsolete and that grep -E is used instead.
To avoid this warning the EGREPBINARY is set to "${GREPBINARY} -E" if it has extended regexp in the "--help"
Best regards
Michal Ambroz