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you have just installed a new program that will be used by all users on the computer. after installation, you log in as a regular user, and you try to run the program. the program stops and displays the following error: error: not running as root what should you do so that all users can run this program?

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to run this program so that it can be used by all users you must set the SUID in the program.

Set owner User ID

Set owner User ID (SUID) is the permission bit signature that applies to executables. SUID allows an alternate user to run executables with the same permissions as the owner of the file, not the alternate user's permissions.

Linux/Unix normally inherits permissions from the logged-in user when a program runs. SUID is defined as giving a user temporary permission to run a program/file with the permissions of the file's owner, not the user running the file.

Learn more about SUID: https://brainly.com/question/15211487

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