Comment # 24 on bug 1170443 from
hi,

(In reply to Stanislav Brabec from comment #23)
> 
> It was not set in the rpm database. It was set in %post by
> %set_permissions %{_bindir}/su
> 
> >> You could check your installation log. Maybe this command failed or you set
> >
> >where should i look for what?
> >/var/log/YaST2/y2log?
> Yes. Please check for possible util-linux %post failure.

ok, i didn't find anything in /var/log/YaST2/y2log about util-linux.
i searched with: grep -i util-linux /var/log/YaST2/y2log

> >where can i set this?
> 
> PERMISSION_SECURITY in /etc/sysconfig/security


this is what i have in /etc/sysconfig/security regarding PERMISSION_SECURITY:

## Path:        System/Security/Permissions
## Description: Configuration of permissions on the system
## Type:        string
## Default:     "easy local"
#
# Permission settings to use. By default 'easy', 'secure' and
# 'paranoid' exist. You may define your own though.
#
PERMISSION_SECURITY="easy local"



> If you did not touch it, you don't have paranoid more. In this mode, many
> things don't work as most users want.

i manually never touched that file.

> If /etc/permissions.easy does not exist, it will not work.

i don't have /etc/permissions.easy
i searched for permissions.easy in yast, and found
/usr/share/permissions/permissions.easy from package "permissions-config"
package "permissions" does not contain any files.

i have installed the following packages with "permission" in their name:
* permissions
* permissions-config
* permissions-doc

only package "permissions-config" has one file in /etc, it is
/etc/permissions.local
all the other files are in /usr/share.
these are:
/usr/share/fillup-templates/sysconfig.security
/usr/share/permissions
/usr/share/permissions/permissions
/usr/share/permissions/permissions.easy
/usr/share/permissions/permissions.paranoid
/usr/share/permissions/permissions.secure

> 
> /etc/permissions.easy is part of permissions package, and it contains line:

on my system permissions package has no file at all.
it is version 20200506.1550-14.1

> /bin/su                                                 root:root        
> 4755
> 
> Please try "rpm -V permissions".

this gives zero output.


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