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On Monday 02 September 2002 20:06, Martin Schlemmer wrote: |
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> We have the PERMISSIONS entry in our /etc/devfsd.conf: |
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> -----------------------cut------------------------------------- |
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> # Give the cdrw group write permissions to /dev/sg0 |
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> # This is done to have non root user use the burner (scan the scsi bus) |
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> #REGISTER ^sg0$ PERMISSIONS root.cdrw 660 |
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> Just commented by default. As I always have my generic scsi into |
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> kernel, I am not sure that first line is really needed, as there is an |
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> alias in /etc/modules.devfs. Will try to find the time though to |
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> verify it. |
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The original line in devfsd.conf (that you report above) doesn't work if sg |
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is compiled as module. You need to set the permissions on the |
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scsi/bus/.../generic and not on the symbolic links /dev/sg*. I *think* it's |
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because /dev/sg* doesn't exist (yet) when devfsd tries to apply the |
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permissions, but I may be wrong. |
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Bauno - Eurydices, oro, properata retexite fata! |
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"Even now I can feel it. Buried somewhere deep inside. Watching me... |
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waiting. But you know what scares me the most. When I can't fight it |
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anymore. When it takes over. When I totally lose control. I like it." |
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