On a slackware 3.5 machine, with no backups... changing users password.. leaves -rw------- 1 root root 560 Nov 11 09:53 shadow- chmod 600. So I would say its a suse linux problem. On Tue, 10 Nov 1998, HD Moore wrote: > <( conclusion )> > > Is this an isolated incident with SuSe, or is it a problem inherent to > shadow? I know this isn't the first case I've seen default shadow backups > being world readable (or shadow.tmp's on SunOs). Could some other package > be responsible for changing permissions on these? > *---------------------* | Erik Parker | | netmaskat_private | | IDC NetOps | *---------------------* | *--------------------------------* | http://www.303.org/ | | ICQ # 9780056 | | talk netmaskat_private | *--------------------------------*
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