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From: stephen farrell <sfarrell@healthquiz.com>
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ok... maybe i've done something immeasurably stupid but i am totally
stumped right now:  suid binaries just stopped working on my system.
i've tried (1) creating a new user (2) turning off nfs (3) other


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