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05-02-2002

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Set CP_ROOT.

Hi There,

I have a problem on one of my Solaris 8 servers. It is running an application at the moment of which all of the files are completely owned by one user. I need to run a specific tool from this application to see how many users are logged in etc under my own user ID and not the owners. I have SUID and SGID on this particular executable that I want to run and I am also a member of the group which has execute rights on the file. The following is the permissions of the file:

file -rwsr-s---

When I run the file though it gives me the following error message:

CP_ROOT is not set. Set CP_ROOT in the shell environment or in $HOME/.cprc and rerun 3.

I have looked on the net for an answer to this and have come up with nothing. Does anyone have an idea what 'set CP_ROOT' is or have any idea how I could otherwise run this executable under my own user ID??
Thanks.

gerwhelan

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