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add vmware (readonly ?), chrony (read/write) and (I think) tvtime |
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(readonly ?, the docs did say to set "sysctl -w |
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dev.rtc.max-user-freq=1024" manually - I do this in |
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/etc/conf.d/local.start) |
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The fix was to change the permissions on /dev/rtc and they shared |
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happily, but is this a good idea on a multiuse system? - an RTC group |
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may be better. Or could it enough to make it readonly for users - this |
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might actually be more controllable (leave write access with root)? |
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BillK |
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> ~From the point of view of security, adding a group wouldn't be bad. One |
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> never knows if that could be exploitable one day... :) |
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> | http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=28486#c3 |
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> | This was mentioned here. Any sort of thoughts on this? MPlayer deals |
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> | with /dev/rtc and I found out museseq deals with it as well (in fact, |
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> | it will crash if it doesn't have access to it...). I'm sure there may |
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> | be other programs that deal with the real time clock, so I think it's |
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> | a good idea. Feel free to flame/agree/whatever. |
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