Aaron Konstam wrote: > You are actually correct and I am being difficult. I am referring to the > fact that the permissions on runuser are 755 which would imply that it > can be run by anyone. *Can* be run by anyone doesn't mean that anyone can do anything useful with it... You need to be root or running a setuid root program to change user IDs, and obviously a 755 program isn't setuid (or it would be 4755). James. -- E-mail: james@ | "Today Has Been Two Of Those Days." aprilcottage.co.uk | -- Mike Andrews
