Buchan Milne wrote:
>
> Or maybe /usr/bin is not in your tcsh path? It should be able to call
> then explicitly.
Yes, calling the command explicitly (EX: /usr/bin/test) made it run,
because /usr/bin/test has permissions 755).
/usr/bin was also in the path, but, As I explained previously, it was
unreachable because of the directory permissions in msec level 4(744)
> Bash should not be suid, which would be a very big risk
Precisely my point. Is there any other explanation for bash being able
to
execute (= look into) a 744 directory owned by root?
> !! Have you checked the permissions on bash??
Now that I have switched to msec level 3 both tcsh and bash executables
look fine (rwxr-xr-x). Unfortunately, I did not test it when in msec 4.
Is anybody on the list using msec level 4?
Ciao,
Marco Fioretti
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