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Hi.

Any objection on such exchange?

In p4 pjd_suiddir branch I've a code that replace SUIDDIR kernel option
with sysctl security.bsd.suiddir_enable sysctl with is turned off by
default. SUIDDIR option is not removed, but it means now: turn on suiddir
functionality by default.

For those without p4 knowledge:

	http://people.freebsd.org/~pjd/patches/suiddir_enable.patch

This stuff was not yet tested, I don't even know if this compiles,
this is only a proof-of-concept.

I'm not also sure if security.bsd.* is the right place, maybe vfs.*
is better?

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