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Dave, >The seteuid() API does work with proper authority. It is >odd to me that it set the group to *NONE if it is not running >with *ALLOBJ. I just thought that was strange and that I >should get back an error. This still does not sound right. seteuid() only changes the effective user. It never changes the effective group. setegid() only changes the effective group. If 0 was passed for the gid then this indicates that the thread should not have an effective group. The only type of error you should expect from these "Unix" APIs is a -1 return value. You then need to check errno to determine the cause of the error. Ed Fishel, edfishel@US.IBM.COM
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