> > Yes, the sudo program is running "setuid aries". The third and fourth > fields in the output of `ls' are the owner and group of the file, > respectively. A program with the setuid bit set (shown as an `s' in the > first field) will run with the privileges of the program file's owner. > So the owner of /usr/bin/sudo must be root for "setuid root" to work. To > change this back to correct settings, use: > > chown root:root /usr/bin/sudo > > with root privileges (such as when running in recovery mode.) > > Good luck! > Thank you for the input but, we've already tried that to no avail... :-((
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