Richard, If you go to the properties of mkisofs,cdda2wav,and readcd,in /usr/bin/ and click on permissions, and place a X in set UID and Set GID,then,
[root@localhost root]# xcdroast -d /dev/scd0 no ** WARNINGS ** at all, However, X-CD-Roast dialog window shows error reading audio track 1/20 0%Fatal error: did not drop group privilege. 2%child reader sem request failed W Child exited with 1 and so while this seems to cure the setuid warnings, it does not enable an audio cd write in xcdroast, that must be a seperate problem here . John On Saturday 06 April 2002 16:19, you wrote: > John > > <snip> > The short answer is I don't know. SetUID lets a program run as a user other > than the person launching it, but I've just looked at 'info ls' and I can't > tell what 'ls -l' would show for something with the SetUID bit set. > You'll have to hope someone with a clue picks up on this, or just paste > commands from a text file onto the command line when you want to use them. > Sorry, I was only 2.5 minutes ahead of you, and now you've called my bluff > :-) > > Richard -- John Richard Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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