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  On Wednesday morning (9/28/94), all uniform access hosts will have the
nosuid option set for all golding file systems.  This will prevent setuid
programs that exist on golding nfs file systems from changing their
effective uid.  In order for the change to become effective, all client
systems will need to be rebooted, which will be scheduled through the
following week.  By 10/5/94, all uniform access systems will have been
rebooted.  This change will impact very few users.  Users that are
impacted should be passed on to the unix guru. 



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