NAME

SYNOPSIS

DESCRIPTION

If program does not contain a ``/'' slash character, runuid will perform a shell-like search for the executable using the PATH variable in the current environment.

runuid itself needs root privilege to run.

OPTIONS

-g group

Group. Normally runuid sets the base group permission corresponding to the group ID of the account. The -g option may be used to specify a different base group permission.

-h

Help. Print a brief usage message to stderr and exit.

-S grplist

Supplemental (listed). Normally runuid sets only a single group permission corresponding to the group ID of the account, or as specified with the -g option. The -S option will additionally set supplemental group permissions as given in the grplist argument, a colon-delimited list of one or more arbitrary group names as defined in /etc/group. The -S option and the -s option are mutually exclusive.

-s

Supplemental (/etc/group). Normally runuid sets only a single group permission corresponding to the group ID of the account, or as specified with the -g option. The -s option will additionally set all supplemental group permissions defined for the account in /etc/group as described in initgroups(3). The -s option and the -S option are mutually exclusive.

-V

Version. Print the version number to stderr and exit.

EXIT STATUS

0

program was invoked and completed successfully. In this case, the exit code is returned by the program, rather than by runuid itself.

100

runuid failed because of a usage error, such as an invalid command-line option or argument. In this case, runuid prints a brief error message and usage help to stderr on exit.

111

runuid failed due to some system or resource error. In this case, runuid prints a brief diagnostic message to stderr on exit.

1-127

program was invoked and failed with its own non-zero exit status.

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