@somegirlprivacy@geekdom.social you could use `setfacl` to allow :blobfoxsignyes: access to the binary ⚙️ to some groups (e.g. `root` and other system groups) and deny :blobcatno: access to all other users:

https://linux.die.net/man/1/setfacl

#acl #setfacl #linux #AccessControl

So many hours trying to understand why a directory couldn't be accessed from a user belonging to its group, when I realize that there is a '+' sign at the end of the permissions field.

That meant that there are Acess Control Lists (#ACL) where you can specify in a much more precise way which users and groups can do what thing by means of #setfacl

I'm sure that bit me in the past, but so long ago that I forgot about it.

Gestión de ACL mediante los comandos Getfacl y Setfacl en Linux #acl #getfacl #setfacl https://nksistemas.com/gestion-de-acl-mediante-los-comandos-getfacl-y-setfacl-en-linux/