Re: SECURELEVEL bug?

[q-funk@megacom.net (Martin-Eric Racine)]

 >> "Password:su setuid: permission denied."
 >
 >Are you sure that su is setuid root?
 >
 >It should look like this (if I'm not mistaken?):
 >24 -rws--x--x   1 root     bin        24576 Dec 30  1997 /usr/bin/su*
 >      ^
 >
 >The s is the key. 

Ok, that worked.  I guess the mode was messed after I reinstalled
stuff that was corrupted after my recent hd crash.  Thanks Mikko.

I'm already familiar with the rwx flags, but not with the others.
Where can I find info about the 4-digit modes that change system 
flags, such as above?  

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Now, why isn't httpd allowed access to /bin for shell scripts, if 
SECURELEVEL=1 ?  I thought I read somewhere that /bin should be
accessible by anyone (ie: general system binaries)?


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