Could someone write a setuid wrapper for me? I'd like people to be able to reset their Mango LDAP password. For this I'd like to have it work by allowing people to do: ssh -l $USERID mango.gnome.org mango
The fake mango command would call the setuid mango (not setuid root!) script named: /usr/local/bin/mango-reset (or something) which calls: /usr/local/bin/mango-reset.py $ORIGINAL_ID (or something, ENV variable is also ok, at long as everything stays secure) So I need a secure /usr/local/bin/mango-reset.c which checks which user called it (so e.g. if someone logs in, I'd like to have my Python script *securely* know which password / uid to reset. Note: I prefer a number for the userid, e.g. 7810 or something. Think that is more secure. Could someone write above for me, securely? Note: We already have something for signal-ftp-sync. Can't reuse it as I want to know who called the setuid wrapper. -- Regards, Olav _______________________________________________ gnome-infrastructure mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-infrastructure
