Sam Morris wrote: > If suidperl does not ensure that the scripts it interprets have the suid > bit set, then shouldn't a critical bug be filed?
The nosuid mount option does not cause the suid bit to be unset, it causes the kernel to not honor it when executing binaries. This doesn't work for programs like suidperl that deal with suid bits on their own. With that said, suidperl has been modified since that man page was written to detect nosuid filesystems on its own: [EMAIL PROTECTED]:/tmp>./foo.pl Setuid script "./foo.pl" on nosuid filesystem. -- see shy jo
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