tell the user to chmod +s the file then JG
Kevin Fonner wrote: > So with this example you have to kick this script off under root. Correct? > The problem is I would prefer not to have the hastle of going under root. > > J. Grant wrote: > >> as r00t >> su other-user >> >> chmod 700 script.sh >> chmod +s script.sh >> exit >> >> JG >> >> ps be careful this user is aware that someone has access to all their >> files, and make sure the script.sh is only -rws--S--- if world has rwx >> they basically have the other-user account if there is a mistake in >> your scripts >> >> >>
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