use the -P option On Thu, 25 Apr 2002, Anibal Ambertin wrote: > > Hi you all. > I've been playing with a linux system that we've for research and > gained shell access. I placed at /tmp a nobody suid shell (tcsh) with > permissions like "4777" (remember, just research :)). Well, thing is > when I try to execute it it says "Permission Denied", that's pretty strange > 'cause as you can see, I do have execution access. > I really can't see why... > When this happened I thought in the ld-x.x.x behavior and tried it... > well, actually it worked right, but It DID NOT SUID ME!. If someone > has a tip or idea I'll take it :). > > Thank you all. > > >
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