>HI, >I'm a new user of this OS. > >Here is my problem : > >The permissions on special file /dev/ip are "666 root sys".
These are the correct permissions. Why do you want to change the permissions? >I tried to modify this permission with the following command line without >effect : > >update_drv -m 'ip 0660 root sys' ip > >The modification appear in minor_perm file but not on filesystem, even after >reboot. Right; you would need to use "chmod" (but don't do that): minor_perm is used when a device is first configured and created. If you modify the permission on /dev/ip then processes with the appropriate privilege but not the proper uid/gid will break. >So, I open the documentation and can read that filesystem permissions are not >sufficient to access to this file because it is protected by DAC. >It's necessary to have "net_rawaccess" privilege to open /dev/ip. Correct. >So how can I verify users or roles who have this privilege ? Is there a command >to list them all ? You would need to brows /etc/security/*_attr. But by default it's not given to any users; it is used by the "Network Management" and a few more but only for specific commands (check exec_attr) Casper _______________________________________________ opensolaris-discuss mailing list [email protected]
