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set user identity used for filesystem checks

NAME setfsuid - set user identity used for filesystem checks LIBRARY Standard C library ( libc ... SYNOPSIS #include <sys/fsuid.h> [[deprecated]] int setfsuid(uid_t fsuid ); DESCRI…

setfsuid32(2)

set user identity used for filesystem checks

NAME setfsuid - set user identity used for filesystem checks LIBRARY Standard C library ( libc ... SYNOPSIS #include <sys/fsuid.h> [[deprecated]] int setfsuid(uid_t fsuid ); DESCRI…

setfsgid(2)

set group identity used for filesystem checks

longer applicable on modern Linux kernels. See setfsuid (2) for a discussion ... both setfsuid (2) and setfsgid () is nowadays unneeded. The original Linux setfsgid () system call …

setfsgid32(2)

set group identity used for filesystem checks

longer applicable on modern Linux kernels. See setfsuid (2) for a discussion ... both setfsuid (2) and setfsgid () is nowadays unneeded. The original Linux setfsgid () system call …

credentials(7)

process identifiers

differ from the effective IDs by calling setfsuid (2) and setfsgid (2). • Supplementary group ... process's effective user (group) ID. setfsuid (2) ( setfsgid (2)) Modify the proce…

capabilities(7)

overview of Linux capabilities

UIDs ( setuid (2), setreuid (2), setresuid (2), setfsuid (2)); • forge UID when passing socket credentials ... changed from 0 to nonzero (see setfsuid (2)), then the following capa…

setuid(2)

set user identity

user ID of the calling process. See setfsuid (2). If uid is different from ... dumps. SEE ALSO getuid (2), seteuid (2), setfsuid (2), setreuid (2), capabilities (7), credentials

setuid32(2)

set user identity

user ID of the calling process. See setfsuid (2). If uid is different from ... dumps. SEE ALSO getuid (2), seteuid (2), setfsuid (2), setreuid (2), capabilities (7), credentials

path_resolution(7)

how a pathname is resolved to a file

changed by the system call setfsuid (2). (Here "fsuid" stands for something like "filesystem user ... obsolete now. Nobody should use setfsuid (2).) Similarly, Linux uses the fsgid…

setresuid(2)

set real, effective, and saved user or group ID

ALSO getresuid (2), getuid (2), setfsgid (2), setfsuid (2), setreuid (2), setuid (2), capabilities

setresuid32(2)

set real, effective, and saved user or group ID

ALSO getresuid (2), getuid (2), setfsgid (2), setfsuid (2), setreuid (2), setuid (2), capabilities

setresgid(2)

set real, effective, and saved user or group ID

ALSO getresuid (2), getuid (2), setfsgid (2), setfsuid (2), setreuid (2), setuid (2), capabilities

setresgid32(2)

set real, effective, and saved user or group ID

ALSO getresuid (2), getuid (2), setfsgid (2), setfsuid (2), setreuid (2), setuid (2), capabilities

syscalls(2)

Linux system calls

setfsgid (2) 1.2 setfsgid32 (2) 2.4 setfsuid (2) 1.2 setfsuid32 (2) 2.4 setgid

user_namespaces(7)

overview of Linux user namespaces

relevant system calls include setuid (2), setfsuid (2), setreuid (2), and setresuid (2). For group

seteuid(2)
set effective user or group ID
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NAME seteuid, setegid
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setreuid(2)
set real and/or effective user or group ID
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NAME setreuid, setregid
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setfsent(3)
handle fstab entries
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NAME getfsent, getfsspec
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setsid(1)
run a program in a new session
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NAME setsid - run
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setsid(2)
creates a session and sets the process group ID
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NAME setsid - creates
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