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On Wed, 2004-10-06 at 13:09, Spider wrote: |
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> device access to cdrom's and cdrw with udev default settings. especially |
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> on IDE where /dev/cdroms/* and /dev/cdrom are symlinks, the device is |
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> created as hd? , which in turn is given the access of the "disk" group |
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> rather than the "cdrom" or "cdrw" groups. |
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> This effecitvely ruins cdburning and ripping for any and all users != |
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> root or != disk access. |
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> And really. I wouldn't give disk access to -any- user. |
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What's the bug # for this? |
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> USB sticks. just doesn't work by default , configuration and magic is |
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> required. |
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> (hald + fstab-sync solves this) |
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Do we have how to set this up documented anywhere? Probably could fit |
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somewhere in the Desktop Documentation section. |
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> Multi user environment. Nope, doesn't work out of the box. pam does |
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> nasty magic on the audio devices fex. |
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Do you know which bugs are opened on this? |
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> Language settings, including a way of personalizing it per-user. |
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Is there anything we can do about this? |
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Thanks for the great comments. |
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Donnie Berkholz |
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Gentoo Linux |
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