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Thanks Jerry, |
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I will look into it (the suid issue) tonight when I get home. |
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BTW I use wvdial and kppp, both has this issue. |
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Viktor |
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Jerry A! <jerry@×××××××.org> wrote: |
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> On Wed, Jul 11, 2001 at 09:04:07AM +0100, Viktor Lakics wrote: |
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> : Hi All, |
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> : How can I give access to normal users to use serial ports? (I want to use |
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> : modem on one of the serial ports and a palm cradle on the other) |
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> : I added the user to the dialout group - no success to use the modem. |
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> That's the correct solution. |
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> : It says : ttyS0: Device or resource is busy (root can use the device |
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> Make sure that they're using /dev/ttyS0 (/dev/cua0 is owned by root). |
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> It sounds as though another program still has that device open. As a |
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> matter of debugging, you may want to try making the dialing program suid |
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> root and see if it works then. |
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> BTW, what program are you using? |
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> --Jerry |
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