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Subject: Re: Further dtmail & 2.2-RELEASE clues
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> 
> Hi again,
> 
> Further to my earlier emails re: problems with dtmail and
> sgid not seeming to work on 2.2-RELEASE (but working on 
> 2.2-ALPHA).
> 
> I have just browsed through the CVS archive and found the 
> following:
> 
> In src/sys/kern/kern_exec.c
> >1.47.2.2 Wed Feb 19 3:53:35 1997 by davidg 
> >CVS Tags: RELENG_2_2_0_RELEASE; Branch: RELENG_2_2
> >Diffs to 1.47.2.1 ; Diffs to 1.51 
> >
> >Brought in change from rev 1.51: preserve P_SUGID if {u,g}gid != r{u,g}id
> >Note that this doesn't actually fix any known security holes, it just
> >protects against sloppy programming.
> 

This one didn't seem to help....Will continue playing around until I can
change a file and get it to work.  Anybody have any suggestions?

Rgds/Mark

PS A 2.2-GAMMA kernel also works.