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And you need to be root, apparently.
by anyfoo 13y ago
And you need to be root, apparently.
- gwu78 13y agosetuidgid luser mknod ... Are you sure?
- anyfoo 13y agoGreat. You just gave luser at least read access to a whole lot of your hardware, including your whole hard disks, swap space, and some device nodes which potentially crash the system upon random reading.
- gwu78 13y agoMy system has only one user: me. I am the only one using it. Multiuser UNIX is a relic from a long past era of shared computing. The "root" concept creates more security issues than it solves. That's why Plan 9 did away with it.