Closed acooper306 closed 6 years ago
Please check whether the setuid bit is available on the /sbin/shutdown binary, and if so what permissions are available:
ls -l /sbin/shutdown
What you should see is something like this:
[kenmoore@WorkWraith] ~% ls -l /sbin/shutdown
-r-sr-xr-- 2 root operator 23096 Mar 23 09:54 /sbin/shutdown
That allows users in the "operator" group to be able to shutdown the system. There was a bug with FreeBSD about a month ago where that setuid bit was getting removed from the shutdown binary, but if you have done an update recently that should already be fixed.
Here is what I got, it looks about the same as what you had, except for the date.
[cooper@trueos-7250] ~% ls -l /sbin/shutdown -r-sr-xr-- 2 root operator 23096 Mar 25 17:51 /sbin/shutdown
It is still just logging me out and taking back to the graphical login screen.
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Please check whether the setuid bit is available on the /sbin/shutdown binary, and if so what permissions are available: ls -l /sbin/shutdown
What you should see is something like this:
[kenmoore@WorkWraith] ~% ls -l /sbin/shutdown -r-sr-xr-- 2 root operator 23096 Mar 23 09:54 /sbin/shutdown
That allows users in the "operator" group to be able to shutdown the system. There was a bug with FreeBSD about a month ago where that setuid bit was getting removed from the shutdown binary, but if you have done an update recently that should already be fixed.
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when I select "leave" from the menu, and then select "power off", all it does it log me out. It doesn't power off the machine.
I'm using a dell latitude e7250