So first i tried with Net::SCP, but if runned it with setuid in user X rights, it could access server, but not users Homes. And if runned it with setgid, it has access to local homes, but can't access remote server. Main problem: i did not get Net::SCP to use user X's identity files.

This should be easy to solve, divide and conquer 

$ cat wanradtXXX.pl
#!/usr/bin/perl --

use autodie;

## system $^X, 'wanradtXXX.pl', '--ReadImages';
## system $^X, 'wanradtXXX.pl', '--UploadImages';

system $^X, 'wanradtXXXReadImages.pl';
system $^X, 'wanradtXXXUploadImages.pl';

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Oh, and BTW, I hear suidperl doesn't exist anymore :)

In reply to Re: Secure upload without account in remote server by Anonymous Monk
in thread Secure upload without account in remote server by wanradt

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