On Fri, Jun 21, 2002 at 09:50:46AM +0100, mb@??? wrote:
> Are you running a Linux distribution but with your own hand-built exim?
> Some distributions helpfully remove suid bits from files that aren't
> "registered", eg with Debian I think it's "suidregister", as part of a
> cron job.
Just for info, suidregister on debian lets you change suid permissions on
packaged files so that you can change a permission, and when you upgrade the
package, the permission is maintained.
suidregister will not change permissions of random files that aren't part of
debian packages
Marc
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