when it's opened for
reading, but this process should execute with the permission of the writing
process rather than the reading process. The issue of creating symlinks to
private system files and being able to read them with a setuid finger is
probably more compelling.
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Lindsay Haisley
inger version -- in any case. Maybe is there the special
> reasons do not do that? Security? Else?
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> Thank you in advance,
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> Rost
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