Brian Hatch wrote:
However I was assuming the script was to be run as root via
/etc/init.d/something for example, and doesn't require
suidperl. I can't think of why a perl intepreter can't use
the setuid or setgid system call (achived by using
'$( = 111' or '$< = 111' to set(gu)id to (gu)id 11).
It was solved, the particular syntax of the setuid was not liked by
freebsd I guess. That's not to say I wasn't a bit confused ;)
So $< = $> = $user;
became
$< = $user;
$> = $user;
and so on.
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Mark Foster <mark(_at_)foster(_dot_)cc> http://mark.foster.cc/
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