Gary [[EMAIL PROTECTED]] quoth:
*>You also might want to consider using a c-wrapper. In this case a c-wrapper
*>is a c program that call's your perl script. You compile that program and
*>make the resulting executable setuid. This is a more secure (albeit slightly)
*>way to do setuid with perl (or any interpreted language for that matter). For
*>implementation details see 'perldoc perlsec' on your system.
It really depends on what you're doing with it and the solaris kernel
isn't thought to be vulnerable to the older security bugs with suidperl.
Common sense is the best guide.
Also, a slight omission from the original message I sent;
*>> sh ./Configure -ders
*>>
*>> make
make suidperl
*>> make test
*>> make install
e.
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