On 5/17/06, Laurent Lesage <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Well, that's it : I had to "open" a restricted directory of "asterisk"
so tha "nut" is able to write in it. I thought that using the "s" bit on
the script would have given the rights of "root" on the called scripts
and command : I was wrong :-[ .
Is there an easy way to give the rights of "root" for some scripts
launched by "nut" but not make root execute everything for "nut"?
There is a SUID wrapper for perl, but in general, script interpreters
do not inherit set-userid privileges.
By the way, I think you pointed out a bug in the upssched.c error
reporting system - there is a thread on nut-upsdev about this.
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- Charles Lepple
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