This is a discussion on Setting setuid, setgid and sticky bit by SFTP protocol - SSH ; Hi! I develop a windows SSH SFTP client and I'm currently in process of getting and setting file permissions. I noticed that my client is unable to set setuid, setgid and sticky bit on remote file/directories. The reason for that ...
Hi!
I develop a windows SSH SFTP client and I'm currently in process of
getting and setting file permissions.
I noticed that my client is unable to set setuid, setgid and sticky bit
on remote file/directories. The reason for that is that in
process_setstat() of OpenSSH sftp-server.c the permission is restricted
to 0777 (instead of 07777). But an ordinary user can set such bits on
files/directories if he is logged in.
Is there a reason to disable these special permissions by the SFTP protocol?
Thanks!
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h.wulff