RPM::G...Setxid(3pm)

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💖 RPM::G...Setxid 💖

okay bestie, this page lives in the User Contributed Perl Documentation section of the manual, it's called RPM::G...Setxid(3pm), and honestly? it's a whole vibe. let's get into it 🫶

✨ NAME ✨

FIXME — FIXME

(yes it literally says FIXME twice, no cap, that's what's there 🙈)

🌸 SYNOPSIS 🌸

use Fixme::FIXME;

....

🦋 DESCRIPTION 🦋

FIXME fixme fixme fixme

🎀 CONSTRUCTOR 🎀

FIXME-only if OO

  • new( FIXME-args ) — FIXME FIXME describe constructor

👑 METHODS 👑

FIXME document methods

  • method1 — ...
  • method2 — ...

💅 EXPORTED FUNCTIONS 💅

(this section is giving very much empty, bestie — nothing here)

🌈 EXPORTED CONSTANTS 🌈

(also empty, iconic minimalism)

⭐ EXPORTABLE FUNCTIONS ⭐

(empty again, we love a quiet section)

🍓 FILES 🍓

(nothing listed here, moving right along)

🔥 DIAGNOSTICS 🔥

okay THIS is the part with actual tea. listen up ☕

💀 SetuidDirectory

There is no reason to have a Setuid directory. Perhaps you meant to make it setgid (group)?

fr fr, a setuid directory? that's not it. did you mean setgid for the group? think about it 🧚

💀 UnauthorizedSetxid

rpmgrill found a setuid/setgid file which is not on the whitelist.

All setgid directories and setuid/setgid files must be enumerated in a trusted whitelist. This whitelist is maintained by FIXME.

The whitelist lists both file path and package. It is possible for this test to trigger if your RPM provides a setxid file that another package also provides, eg "/usr/bin/crontab". If this is intentional and desired, the whitelist maintainer can add your RPM+file as well.

so like, no whitelist entry = this test gets Big Mad. and if two packages both ship the same setxid file (hello /usr/bin/crontab), the whitelist person can just add your RPM+file too if that's what you actually want 💖

💀 WrongFileMode

rpmgrill found a setuid/setgid file which is whitelisted, but the file permissions don't match what's specified in the whitelist.

All setgid directories and setuid/setgid files must be enumerated in a trusted whitelist. This whitelist is maintained by FIXME.

it IS on the whitelist, but the perms are off. mismatch = caught 🫶

💀 WrongFileUser

rpmgrill found a setuid/setgid file which is whitelisted, but the file owner doesn't match the one specified in the whitelist.

All setgid directories and setuid/setgid files must be enumerated in a trusted whitelist. This whitelist is maintained by FIXME.

whitelisted, but the owner is not who the whitelist said. awkward 😭

💀 WrongFileGroup

rpmgrill found a setuid/setgid file which is whitelisted, but the file group doesn't match the one specified in the whitelist.

All setgid directories and setuid/setgid files must be enumerated in a trusted whitelist. The default location of the directory containing the whitelist file is ~/.rpmgrill/plugins/setxid/ and can be overriden by setting RPMGRILL_SETXID_WHITELIST_DIR environment variable.

This whitelist is maintained by FIXME.

okay so the group is wrong, AND here's the good stuff: the whitelist file lives in ~/.rpmgrill/plugins/setxid/ by default, and you can override that whole directory by setting the RPMGRILL_SETXID_WHITELIST_DIR environment variable. periodt 💅

💜 SEE ALSO 💜

(nothing here, bestie — the original lists no references)

🌟 AUTHOR 🌟

Ed Santiago <santiago@redhat.com> — king behavior, we stan 👑

and that's the whole page, bestie!! this one's from perl v5.42.0, dated 2025-07-25, and it was contributed by the lovely people writing User Contributed Perl Documentation. take care of ur setxid files, hydrate, and remember: whitelist ur crontab 💖✨🎀🦋

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