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Just pkchk checks *everything*.
But is certainly too picky. For example many files in /etc/ *must* have changed contents.
A more simple check that only lists wrong owner/group/permissions:

while...

The following is required to change the ownership of pts devices at the user's login:
ls -l /usr/lib/pt_chmod
-r-s--x--x 1 root bin 10012 Jan 24 2007 /usr/lib/pt_chmod
Check...

Well, it gets mad right after it cannot open those device files. I would check the permissions on them. They're supposed to be 666.

#
# ls -l /dev/udp /dev/tcp /dev/ticlts /dev/ticotsord...