> > Why this would start occurring following an OS update, I
> > don't know. Possibly it is some apparmor config or something similar.
> 
> Or SELinux became enabled?
> 

I've been able to eliminate apparmor (disabled) and selinux (not installed).  

The setregid call simply returns -1.  What is odd is that it is the wrapper is 
attempting to set the GID to the current value.  Here is some debugging output:

check_caller: start
check_caller: end
run_script: start
effective GID 38
real GID 38
setregid returned -1
errno: 1 Operation not permitted


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