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09-27-2001
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SUID bit???
Hi all
I'm getting file info through stat( char *filename, struct stat *buf) Taking all the file attributes to buf->st_mode, How can i check the suid bit in there, if suid bit mask is 0004000?? Thank you all 
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09-28-2001
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Use the symbolic name rather than the octal constant. And use a bitwise "and":
Code:
if (buf->stmode & S_ISUID) {
printf{"suid bit set\n");
} else {
printf("suid bit clear\n");
}
if ((buf->stmode & S_ISUID) == S_ISUID)
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