From: Julian Assange <proff@suburbia.apana.org.au> . . . Of course, to make things really interesting, we could have n files, comprised of n-1 setuid/setgid scripts and 1 setuid/setgid binary, with each script calling the next as its #! argument and the last calling the binary. ;-) The '#!' exec-hack does not work recursively. I just tried it under SunOs 4.1.3 It generated no diagnostics and exited with status 0, but it also didn't execute the target binary. I suppose that fact that it didn't barf with an ENOEXEC or similar error qualifies as a bug.