I seem to recall that one of the msec levels actually does keep a list of files and file permissions and changes things to match... which can be a bit annoying :)
I believe it was the last time I used Paranoid on a home system. --Nathan On Thu, 16 Jan 2003, Derek Simkowiak wrote: > > I have installed an RPM. It creates a file /usr/sbin/exim that is > SUID, which is the way it needs to be. > > But after a while that file eventually loses its SUID bit, > automatically. (Figuring out WTF was happening was quite a frustrating > experience, if I may say.) > > So, what program is doing this? The only one I can think of is > msec, but I cannot find any documentation about msec saying that it will > change file permissions; I only find documentation saying that it will > report certain files as being SUID. > > I do not have X windows on this box, so I need to know what text > configuration file to change. At the least, I'd like to know what program > does this. > > > Thank You, > Derek Simkowiak > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > >
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