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Ow Mun Heng wrote: |
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>or do I need to chgrp /bin/mount into group-owned by disk/wheel? |
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Yes you do, and for /bin/mount, it already should be 4755 root:root. |
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SUID bit makes the program to be executed in the rights the owner of it, |
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so if you want to have a program run SUID root you will have to chown |
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root it. The same goes for SGID. |
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'man chmod' would have happily told you just that. |
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P.S. Beware that SUID/SGID root is a potential security risk. |
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