On Thu, 10 Aug 2000, Pekka Juhani Honkanen wrote:

>Err... thanks! Wasn't exactly that but I noticed that the directory just
>above the root fs mount point was mode 0750. I changed that to 0755 and
>I can run ksh now. Paranoid me, trying to avoid security holes since the
>server has quite different uids/gids.

If you're running diskless machines you really should consider managing
the authentication through NIS so that UIDs/GIDs will be common between
clients and servers.  It'll save you many permissions related headaches.

Brandon D. Valentine
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