Marc Haber wrote: > What is the current recommended way to run perl scripts suid?
Ever since that warning was added to perl-suid, many years ago, I've been writing my own suid wrappers for perl scripts in C. > Why is perl-suid going away, and how am I supposed to replace its > functionality? Well, it has a history of security holes, many of which can be attributed to it trying to be a general purpose suid wrapper to a language with a fairly complex external interface. Nice thing about writing a special-purpose wrapper instead is it's much easier to verify that it's secure. Of course the downside is that only people capable of writing secure C code need apply.. -- see shy jo
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