On debian-devel, Julian Gilbey <J.D.Gilbey@qmw.ac.uk> wrote: > I thought about that, but decided against it: su is a little too > important IMHO to trust to the vagaries of shell scripts. If > something breaks with suidregister or whatever -- whoosh! no /bin/su. > If a sysadmin wants something more secure or whatever, he should look > into secure-su. Also suidregister is for programs that a sysadmin may decied want to be non-setuid at some point. Nobody wants a non-setuid su, that would be stupid. -- I consume, therefore I am
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