http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Setuid
The sticky bit on user or group causes the command to run as that user or group
chmod ug+s printid
I typically used this on the group of a directory forces the sub files/folders to be in the same group.
This is also how commands that require root level are able to be executed.
You can prevent this from happening by mounting a partition with the nosuid option.
The sticky bit on user or group causes the command to run as that user or group
chmod ug+s printid
I typically used this on the group of a directory forces the sub files/folders to be in the same group.
This is also how commands that require root level are able to be executed.
You can prevent this from happening by mounting a partition with the nosuid option.
