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Explain setuid, setgid and stickybit
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Answer / sbrahman75
Setuid : When setuid permission set on a executable file,
user who access the file is
granted access permission of the owner of the
file.
# find / -prem –4000
setgid : Permission similar to setuid, The process is
changed to owner of the file.
# find / -prem –2000
Stickybit : It is a special permission that protect the
files within a public writable directory
Stickybit permission set the shared
directory, user can create a files or directory
But only by owner of the directory can
modify or delete.
# find / -prem –1000
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