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Modprobe may be configured to use shell scripts. Shells set euid to ruid to protect against setuid shell scripts. so we need to set ruid = euid before spawning modprobe.
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Modprobe permits custom install commands, where the command may be a shell script. I appreciate that this is not a standard configuration, but I find it useful in switching between different driver versions. |
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Modprobe may be configured to use shell scripts. Shells set euid to ruid to protect against setuid shell scripts. so we need to set ruid = euid before spawning modprobe.