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The Monday 2007-03-12 at 23:52 -0000, Stuart Neill wrote:
> > Just have a look at the "/etc/permissions*" files, and you will see what
> > it is about. It is just a set of permissions applied by SuSEconfig
> >
> Thanks Carlos, PERMISSION_SECURITY is set for easy,local which if I
> understand
> you correctly applies to any UID and is therefore not the reason I can run
> Amarok scripts as root but not as a user. I hope someone can shed some light
> on what might actually be the cause of the problem.
It does not either apply or not apply to any UID. That's not what I said,
read again above.
It applies only to the exact files listed in /etc/permissions.easy and
/etc/permissions.local
For instance, the "/etc/permissions.easy" contains:
/var/lib/xemacs/lock root:root 1777
/var/run/uscreens root:root 1777
Meaning that /var/lib/xemacs/lock will be forced to be owned bu user
"root" and group "root" with octal permissions 1777.
Understood now? :-)
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Cheers,
Carlos E. R.
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