Casper.Dik at sun.com wrote: >>#!/bin/csh >> Refuses to run if real and effective uids don't match. > > > #!/bin/csh -b > Runs set-uid scripts just tine
Yes, to be complete I should have included csh -b. The point I wanted to
emphasize, however, is that csh (with no options) will refuse to run the
script if the uids don't match, while sh will silently reset the euid.
Scott
