Insecure memory with suid root in 0.9.9

[L. Sassaman]

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Hrmm... Either I am going crazy, or something strange happened here.

I have gpg 0.9.9 running on SuSE 6.1. I have the executable suid root. It
still gives "Warning! Using insecure memory!" errors. Has something
something changed in the upgrade to 0.9.9 that it nolonger locks memory?

Note: I did recently switch from Slackware with Linux 2.0.36 to SuSE with
2.2.10. gpg 0.9.8 still works fine, but it was compiled on the old system,
whereas the new version was built on the new server.

Anyway, if anyone has any thoughts, or would like to know more specifics,
I'd love to solve this.

For now, I guess I'll go back to using 0.9.8..

- --Len.



L. Sassaman                         
                                    
System Administrator                | "What's true in our minds is true,
Technology Consultant               | whether some people know it or not." 
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