The file tiger/systems/Linux/2/file_access_list appears to have been autogenerated with some problems. I am using the 3.2.1 package of Tiger under Debian 4.0. The autogeneration comment is the implication from something I recall reading but cannot find right now. I will include a couple of examples:
file owner group s g r w x r w x r w x LVL OwnID GrpID PermID /bin/* root root . 0 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 0 1. 001 002 003 /root/.rhosts jfernand root 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 W 006 006 006 Although I do not think it causes a problem, the column header line should probably be a comment line instead, meaning start with "#file". If nothing else, it probably avoids the check_perms script from evaluating that line. Most of the problems seemed to be around spaces missing between other/world x and LVL, such as /bin/* above. This was relatively easy to restore. There were spaces missing between the remaining columns but that is cosmetic. For myself, I changed the ownership of /root/.rhosts ownership back to root. There are also two entries for /bin and three entries for /usr. One version for /usr was missing a part. In general, these duplicat entries were equivalent. There was a difference between "." and "W" in the LVL column but in looking at the check_perms script it appears that neither "." or "W" are checked for explicitly so it behaves the same as the default, which is "W". Thank you, Doug Peterson _______________________________________________ Tiger-user mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/tiger-user
