Thanks for the note, still file permissions have nothing to do with this
module - everyone can use Linux::usermod methods no matter what uid he
has, as long as the filesystem permissions do not restrict him.
It is another question if you say that methods that require root process
ownership, like those open-ing /etc/shadow, must be explicitely
depicted.
Thank you for the note!
I will have it in mind.
[guest - Sat Aug 28 09:14:46 2004]:
Show quoted text> It would be good if the methods that access non-root restricted info
> don't require root.
>
> For example. $grp->('users') gets info in /etc/group which is world
> readable.
>
> I realize this would make new() more complicated.
