Anyway, seyon is a telecommunications package for the X Window System
and I believe that it is freeware. It seems that when seyon starts, it
tries to execute 'seyon-emu'. When it fails to find that, it opens an
xterm instead. Unfortunately, it opens xterm and not
/usr/bin/X11/xterm. That's right, another relative path call.
I'm not sure if seyon actually needs to be setuid to root to work or
not, but it seems to be commonly installed that way. I tested it on
Irix 6.3 and it will give you euid=0 easily enough.
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