[ale] Korn/Bash rights question

[Paul Kinsley]

users can mount and unmount with the proper flags in /etc/fstab.


There are no more suid shell scripts any more.  This fixed a security
hole.

I think that a user has to be able to read a script to execute it.


Executable binary files do not have these restrictions and can be
suid and execute only (no-read).


'Luck


moisey.g.oysgelt at mail.sprint.com wrote:

> I need to  create a shell script which executed with root rights. This
> script wills mount/umout .
> This script will be run by average users they should be able to run
> script but not suppose to see script.
> 
> Thank for help 
> 
>       Moisey Oysgelt
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