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From: Josh Howard <obiwan@zeppelin.net>
To: felipe@informador.com.mx
Subject: RE: maybe craked?
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chflags noschg /usr/bin/su
 
that should do it. There's a few other bins that would also need that, chpass
for instance. 

On 22-Mar-97 Felipe Rivera Marquez wrote:
>hi there all of you.
>
>       I have a pentium box running 2.1.7-Release.
>       Now, i switched to root and i tried to change permissions for 
>/usr/bin/su and had the following output:
>
>       chmod: /usr/bin/su: Operation not permitted
>
>       Am i getting crazy or my machine has been cracked????
>
>       chmod doesn't work on other binaries, i.e. yppasswd, but it     works on
>at (they have the same permissions, owner and group).
>
>       I've upgraded from 2.1.6R last feb 12 using cvsup to upgrade my         source
>tree and then making world.
>
>       Thanx



ome primal termite knocked on wood.
And tasted it, and found it good.
And that is why your Cousin May
Fell through the parlor floor today.
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