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From: Tim Stoddard <tims@dcs.state.ar.us>
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Subject: suid question
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I have a need to allow someone the ability to reload a daemon.  I have
tried to write a script with the suid id bit set and owner set to root,
but the script is always executed with the uid of the person who executed
it instead of root.  I am at a loss as to what else would need to be set. 



Thanks in advance,
Tim Stoddard