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Re: segfaults on dhcp?
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Harald Hannelius |
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Re: segfaults on dhcp? |
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Wed, 11 Dec 2002 09:21:11 +0000 (UTC) |
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Harald Hannelius <harald@arcada.fi> wrote in gnu.cfengine.help:
> Why does cfservd insist on opening /lib/libdb-3.1.so when clearly it's
> linked against /usr/local/lib/libdb* ?
Ok, I got it working now.
Here's how I configured db-4.1.24:
../dist/configure --with-uniquename
And here's the config line for cfengine-2.0.5pre2:
CFLAGS="-ldb-4" ./configure
Now cfservd starts...
Anyone heard about a HOWTO that would be a little less elaborative than the
Tutorial?
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Subject: modify root-owned SUID files?
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I'm looking to remove the SUID bit from most root-owned files, but not
all. So far I have this:
solaris::
/usr/bin
mode=3Du-s
exclude=3Dat
exclude=3Datq
exclude=3Datrm
exclude=3Dcrontab
exclude=3Dpasswd
exclude=3Dsu
exclude=3Dnispasswd
exclude=3Dyppasswd
recurse=3Dinf
action=3Dfixall
inform=3Dtrue
/usr/sbin
mode=3Du-s
recurse=3Dinf
exclude=3Dtraceroute
action=3Dfixall
inform=3Dtrue
This is pretty much what I'm after, but strictly speaking I don't really
mind if the uucp-related programs are SUID and owned by the "uucp" user.
Is there a way to catch only the root-owned SUID programs? I can live
with it this way, but would like to know if I'm missing something.
TIA
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