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scan— full filesystem observationbaseline— trusted reference statepreflight— targeted verificationcompare— drift detection- JSON export
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- Extended event retention
- Priority email support
- GUI included during license term when shipped
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Yes. License keys apply to the same install.
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Under 2 minutes on common Linux setups.
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Free baseline workflow: scan, baseline, preflight, and compare. Requires Python 3.9+ and pip via python3 -m pip. Advisory interpretation and continuous monitoring require a paid plan.
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Notify MeSystem Requirements — Linux CLI
AuditWalk is distributed as a Python wheel (.whl). Python 3 and pip must be installed before you can install or run it. Check your versions first:
python3 --version
python3 -m pip --version
python3 --version)
python3 -m pip --version)
Install the CLI
After downloading the .whl file, open a terminal in the folder where it was saved and run the following command. This installs AuditWalk as a command-line tool for your user account.
python3 -m pip install --user auditwalk-0.1.3-py3-none-any.whl
auditwalk --version
This installs AuditWalk for your user account only. Do not use sudo unless the Troubleshooting guide specifically tells you to — running sudo pip install can damage your system Python.
The confirm command should print the installed version number. If your terminal says auditwalk: command not found, your user bin directory may not be on your PATH — see the Troubleshooting guide.
Verify the download (recommended)
Before installing, confirm that the file you downloaded matches the official release. Run the command below in the same folder where you saved the .whl file. The output should exactly match the SHA-256 hash listed here. If it doesn't match, do not install — re-download the file.
sha256sum auditwalk-0.1.3-py3-none-any.whl
Authenticate the release (optional)
This step uses GPG to confirm the .whl file was signed by the AuditWalk release key and has not been altered. You need gpg installed on your system. Complete these steps in order — all files must be in the same folder.
Step 1 — Download the two extra files. Save both into the same folder as the .whl file you already downloaded:
Step 2 — Import the public key. Run this once. It adds the AuditWalk release key to your local GPG keyring:
gpg --import auditwalk-release-public.asc
Step 3 — Verify the signature. This checks that the .whl file was signed by the imported key. A Good signature result means the file is authentic:
gpg --verify auditwalk-0.1.3-py3-none-any.whl.asc auditwalk-0.1.3-py3-none-any.whl
Expected key details:
Installed and confirmed? The User Guide walks through your first scan, setting a trusted baseline, and reading the output.
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