OpenLDAP installs the ud binary in $binpath with mode 775 and default

group (i.e. either you primary gid or the directories gid). Of course the

consequences depend on which group this actually is. This was checked with

1.2.11 (latest stable), but probably also exists in earlier versions,

since the Makefile.in is dated 1/14/1999. Developers have been notified

and fixed this issue (at least in the CVS tree). So either change the mode

in line



  $(LTINSTALL) $(INSTALLFLAGS) -m 775 ud $(bindir)



to



  $(LTINSTALL) $(INSTALLFLAGS) -m 755 ud $(bindir)



in clients/ud/Makefile.in (resp. clients/ud/Makefile if you don't use

autoconf) or chmod the executable afterwards (or maybe do nothing at all

if "default group" is a trusted group).



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 Dr. Christian Kleinewaechter

 Universitaet Bielefeld

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