At 04:53 PM 3/24/98 +0000, you wrote:
>Before I did that I would use the "--setperms" option with rpm. Something
>like:
> rpm --setperms `rpm -qa`
Well, i figured what happened. He had changed permissions on several files
in /bin.
The " su: cannot set groups: Operation not permitted " was the giveaway
(after I thought it about it). This is just another way of telling me that
no one but root had permission to su, so I checked permissions on the
binary and, sure enough, it was wrong. So I fixed it ( rwsr-xr-x) and all
is lovely again. I forgot about the s permission the first time through
Thanks for everyones' comments
PS: You *bet* the password is changed :)
Ken
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