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logins -d
When running logins -d, I get these outputs: root 0 other 1 Super-User smtp 0 root 0 Mail Daemon User Look like the UID are the same for both root and smtp users. Is this a security risk? If this is the case, how can I safely make the change without affecting the production of the...- newtounix
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- Forum: Linux (server)
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logins -d
When running logins -d, I get these outputs: root 0 other 1 Super-User smtp 0 root 0 Mail Daemon User Look like the UID are the same for both root and smtp users. Is this a security risk? If this is the case, how can I safely make the change without affecting the production of the...- newtounix
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- Forum: Sun: Solaris
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At work, I have a Redhat Linux and
At work, I have a Redhat Linux and a Solaris machine. I try to understand how suid and sgid work. I think SUID and SGID are the types of permissions that authorized a non-owner of that file to have execute permission. I would like to learn in more details how it works, such as how to set the...- newtounix
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- Forum: Linux (server)
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what are suid and sgid
I try to understand how suid and sgid work. I think SUID and SGID are the types of permissions that authorized a non-owner of that file to have execute permission. I would like to learn in more details how it works, such as how to set the permission bits, etc. Nice day Mary- newtounix
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- Forum: Sun: Solaris
