Hello,
I am using RedHat 7.2. I have a shell (root is the owner) and i would like it to be execatable by others user but not readable by the other users.
ls -l give :
-rwx--x-- 1 root mygroup 5030 jan 06 10:00:01 program1.bsh
I have tried : chmod 710 program1.bsh
but when i log in other
I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but you cannot execute a file without being able to read it. You have to be able to open the file in order to read the code inside to execute. You might be able to achieve this result by using ACL systems such as www.grsecurity.net, but I doubt it.
ahp
On
Partly true. You need to be able to read the file, but, you can hide it.
I've used this trick before.
Make a directory (for example: /usr/local/secure/bin )
Set the permissions of it to 711.
Put the script in there, with permissions set to 755.
Then, put a wrapper script in /usr/local/bin,
hi,
parhap you can try to add a sticky
bit chmod o+s and chmod g+s
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