Mikkel L. Ellertson wrote:
Patrick O'Callaghan wrote:
In any case, the owner of the script is only security-relevant in two
cases: 1) if it allows someone to edit the script who normally couldn't,
or 2) if the script is setuid. Of course it could also change who can
*execute* the script, but if it's not setuid they'll be doing it as
themselves, not as the owner.
Does setuid work on scrips? I know it did not in the past, but I
have not checked to see if that has changed.
No, it doesn't, and it never will. Making "root" a script's owner is
not a "security issue".
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