s uid to smth.
like UID_MAX (this is for _i386_):
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~# su - u32
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ id
uid=4294967295(u32) gid=100(users) groups=100(users)
I think that Debian/GNU on Alpha must exhibit the same
behaviour.
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CTED]:~$ grep uid_t /usr/include/sys/types.h
typedef int uid_t; /* user ID */
typedef uint_t uid_t; /* user ID */
typedef unsigned int cpuid_t;
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ uname -a
OSF1 xxx.yyy V5.1 2650 alpha
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w tool or another tool that avoided the
>lock file removal.
maybe SIGINT is not explicitly handled or
similar. But there's no way to cleanup after
itself on SIGKILL ;) (flock/lockf works here)
> But that could be mentioned in the manpages (FILES section).
Should be mentioned th
This is not portable across Unices
and prone to race conditions (ps -fp/PID checks too).
But this is more easy to program in C.
4. Forcibly overwrite .lock files after some timeout
(e.g. around 2 minutes).
Maybe we should try combined 1/3 approach. 1st on flock-less
platform
tags 363033 confirmed
thanks
>Version: 1:4.0.14-9
...
>usermod
>Usage: usermod [options] login
>
>Options:
> -a, --append GROUPappend the user to the supplemental GROUP
OK, I see. It's a problem with online help, while manpage is
correct WRT the matter...
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