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You could set the privileges for the ping executable.
Type: which ping Then use the ls command, with the path you got as output from the previous command, to see ping's current privileges: ls -l /path_to/ping Check the man page for chmod and commit your existing ping privileges to memory. |
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We really need more information than you've provided. What's the OS? How are you configuring a "maint user"? Is there a special environment? Are you using ACL's? Sun's Security tool (name escapes me but like Sudo)? Sudo
?Insufficient Data. Carl |
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