So I removed memcached since I decided to go with redis-server instead with "yum remove memcached" and then I ran "yum autoremove" to clean up any left over dependencies. Then I received this email, so far everything appears to still be working, but this email is very concerning to me. Should I be worried or is their a recovery path/command that I should run to restore any of these items that are important?
The following list of files have FAILED the md5sum comparison test. This means that the file has been changed in some way. This could be a result of an OS update or application upgrade. If the change is unexpected it should be investigated:
/usr/bin/memcached: FAILED open or read
/usr/bin/memcached-tool: FAILED open or read
/usr/bin/pear: FAILED open or read
/usr/bin/peardev: FAILED open or read
/usr/bin/pecl: FAILED open or read
/usr/bin/phar: FAILED open or read
/usr/bin/phar.phar: FAILED open or read
/usr/bin/php: FAILED open or read
/usr/bin/php-cgi: FAILED open or read
/usr/bin/phpize: FAILED open or read
/usr/bin/zipcmp: FAILED open or read
/usr/bin/zipmerge: FAILED open or read
/usr/bin/ziptorrent: FAILED open or read
/usr/sbin/t1libconfig: FAILED open or read
/bin/memcached: FAILED open or read
/bin/memcached-tool: FAILED open or read
/bin/pear: FAILED open or read
/bin/peardev: FAILED open or read
/bin/pecl: FAILED open or read
/bin/phar: FAILED open or read
/bin/phar.phar: FAILED open or read
/bin/php: FAILED open or read
/bin/php-cgi: FAILED open or read
/bin/phpize: FAILED open or read
/bin/zipcmp: FAILED open or read
/bin/zipmerge: FAILED open or read
/bin/ziptorrent: FAILED open or read
/sbin/t1libconfig: FAILED open or read