Michael C. Toren on Wed, 14 Jun 2000 17:03:09 -0400 (EDT) |
> >Several others have made this suggestion, but wouldn't it really only > >need to be readable by the uid of fingerd? The file ~/.plan isn't > >being read by some other regular user on the system, its being read by > >a daemon and shoved out port 79...... Yes, the directory only needs to be executable by the fingerd process. But, unless you're a member of the same group the daemon runs as, you'll be forced to make the directory executable by everyone. > It depends on the setup -- If I'm not mistaken, fingerd is run as > nobody/nogroup quite a bit, is it not? I know that that's commonly done > for named, anyway... It's not common, but it should be. -mct
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