[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> >The error for a user account is:
> > su: incorrect password
>
> There was a similar problem mentioned on list recently the resulting
> error turned out to be the premissions on su itself didn't have the SUID bit
> set. Which in turn wouldn't allow the user to read the shadow passwd file
> and ergo 'incorrect password'. Go make sure there's an 's' in the
> permissions of su.
I tried 's' for user, group, and other. Other wouldn't except 's',
but I did use a 't' and nothing happen no matter how I arranged the
bits.
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