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Viktor Lakics <lakicsv@×××.net> writes: |
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> I tried chmod 666 /dev/ttyS0, and suddenly everything worked. I was |
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> able to dial out as a normal user. I was happy. Then I rebooted and |
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> the problem came back. The permissions changed back to what it was. |
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> It seems to be that they are automatically generated at boot time. |
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ah. hm. right. I sort of smell devfs here. getting devfs to store |
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permissions between boots isn't trivial. |
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> Now what? |
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you might want to fiddle with pam for stuff like this. or manually |
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make a small hack for it. |
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> I know nothing about devfs, but I now that I have this thing mounted |
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> automatically (I guess is built in the kernel - I do nor have to |
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> pass anything to grub). Is it possible that I have to set the |
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> permissions somehow through this devfs?! |
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sort of, yes. |
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> If yes, how? What is the utility to do that? |
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<url: http://www.atnf.csiro.au/~rgooch/linux/docs/devfs.html#persistence > |
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