> is it possible to enable/disable SUID flag for files with PAM ? > I know it is possible in /etc/fstab with nosuid option, > but is there another way ??? No. > because I've two servers. > on server A I've no problem, my suid script can have read access to file > /etc/vmail/shadow.mydomain > but on server B, I can't : script is running, but can't get read access on file > /etc/vmail/shadow.mydomain > > script is like : > > -rwsrwxr-x 1 root mail 7342 Dec 18 18:46 vacation.pl > > have you got a idea ?? +s on scripts are ignored, that includes Perl scripts. Perl itself detects that it is +s, and calls suidperl instead. So the second machine doesn't have a suidperl. Igmar _______________________________________________ Pam-list@redhat.com https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/pam-list
