[root@m0p ~]# rkhunter -hUsage: rkhunter {--check | --unlock | --update | --versioncheck |                 --propupd [{filename | directory | package name},...] |                 --list [{tests | {lang | languages} | rootkits | perl | propfiles}] |                 --config-check | --version | --help} [options]Current options are:         --append-log                  Append to the logfile, do not overwrite         --bindir <directory>...       Use the specified command directories     -c, --check                       Check the local system     -C, --config-check                Check the configuration file(s), then exit  --cs2, --color-set2                  Use the second color set for output         --configfile <file>           Use the specified configuration file         --cronjob                     Run as a cron job                                       (implies -c, --sk and --nocolors options)         --dbdir <directory>           Use the specified database directory         --debug                       Debug mode                                       (Do not use unless asked to do so)         --disable <test>[,<test>...]  Disable specific tests                                       (Default is to disable no tests)         --display-logfile             Display the logfile at the end         --enable  <test>[,<test>...]  Enable specific tests                                       (Default is to enable all tests)         --hash {MD5 | SHA1 | SHA224 | SHA256 | SHA384 | SHA512 |                 NONE | <command>}     Use the specified file hash function                                       (Default is SHA1, then MD5)     -h, --help                        Display this help menu, then exit --lang, --language <language>         Specify the language to use                                       (Default is English)         --list [tests | languages |   List the available test names, languages,                 rootkits | perl |     rootkit names, perl module status                 propfiles]            or file properties database, then exit     -l, --logfile [file]              Write to a logfile                                       (Default is /var/log/rkhunter.log)         --noappend-log                Do not append to the logfile, overwrite it         --nocf                        Do not use the configuration file entries                                       for disabled tests (only valid with --disable)         --nocolors                    Use black and white output         --nolog                       Do not write to a logfile--nomow, --no-mail-on-warning          Do not send a message if warnings occur   --ns, --nosummary                   Do not show the summary of check results --novl, --no-verbose-logging          No verbose logging         --pkgmgr {RPM | DPKG | BSD |  Use the specified package manager to obtain or                   SOLARIS | NONE}     verify file property values. (Default is NONE)         --propupd [file | directory | Update the entire file properties database,                    package]...        or just for the specified entries     -q, --quiet                       Quiet mode (no output at all)  --rwo, --report-warnings-only        Show only warning messages   --sk, --skip-keypress               Don‘t wait for a keypress after each test         --summary                     Show the summary of system check results                                       (This is the default)         --syslog [facility.priority]  Log the check start and finish times to syslog                                       (Default level is authpriv.notice)         --tmpdir <directory>          Use the specified temporary directory         --unlock                      Unlock (remove) the lock file         --update                      Check for updates to database files   --vl, --verbose-logging             Use verbose logging (on by default)     -V, --version                     Display the version number, then exit         --versioncheck                Check for latest version of program     -x, --autox                       Automatically detect if X is in use     -X, --no-autox                    Do not automatically detect if X is in use