Fix for Filesystem 'devtmpfs' used by 'none' is not recognised as a valid filesystem

I’ve been getting the following warning from tiger via email,

–CONFIG– [con010c] Filesystem ‘devtmpfs’ used by ‘none’ is not recognised as a valid filesystem

In case you don’t know what Tiger is, its a suite of Bourne shell scripts, C programs and data files used to perform a security audit of UNIX systems.

To resolve this warning, turns out the solution is as simple as,

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editing your tiger config file, which for Ubuntu can be found in (other OSs may vary)

Code:

You’ll need to the following line if Tiger_FSScan_Local is not defined and add the filesystem in question so that tiger recongizes it as a valid filesystem and stops warning you about it.

Code:

This should probably apply for adding other filesystems as valid.