From the conf file we can see that the databse is going to be stored in "usr/local/fcheck/sol.dbf"
and that the logs are going to be sent to the logger.
You can build the database with different supports depending on the type of checking you want:

-Build the database with simple support (no CRC no number of links or GID UID .....):

[root@linux2 /]# /usr/local/fcheck/fcheck -ca

- OR Build the databse with more support :

[root@linux2 /]# /usr/local/fcheck/fcheck -cadsxl

(you can read more on options here)

  Other flags for you to play with are as follows:

   -a    Automatic mode, do all directories in configuration file.
   -c    Create a new base line database for the given directory.
   -d    Directory names are to be monitored for changes also.
   -f    Use alternate 'filename' as the configuration file.
   -i    Ignore creation times, check permissions, adds, deletes only.
   -h    Append the $HOSTNAME to the configuration filename.
   -l    Log information to logger rather than stdout messages.
   -r    Report mode, great for emailed status reports.
   -s    Sign each file with a CRC/hash signature.
   -v    Verbose mode, not used for report generation.
   -x    eXtended unix checks, # of links, UID, GID, Major/Minor checks.