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On Tue, Sep 14, 2010 at 7:06 PM, <meino.cramer@×××.de> wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> while installing my 64bit Gentoo on base on the configuration |
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> of 32bit system I came across the problem, that k3b did not |
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> see any devices. |
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> HAD was running, butL: When "hal-devices" was executed as user "no |
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> devices found" (none! not single!) was reported, while executing the |
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> same command as root works fine. With strace I found that this was |
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> due to permissions problems dbus has. |
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> I "fixed" this by removing a section (found by diffing a |
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> configuration of and old but working version of dbus) from |
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> /etc/dbus-1/system.conf, without really knowing the impact. |
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> Now "hal-devices" also reports to a normal user. |
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> I added both system.conf files for your information to this email. |
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> "org.system.conf" is the file, which was originally installed and |
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> which does not work. "system.conf" is the hacked one, which work, |
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> but which may do other things (currently unkonw to me) things wrong. |
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> What is the correct way to fix permission problems |
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> (or access rights) in conjunction with dbus the correct way? |
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> Thank you for your help in advance! |
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> Best regards, |
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> mcc |
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Hello, |
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I had the same problem before migrating my kernel to use ATA instead of |
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deprecated IDE support for disks and cd/dvd drives. After migration, |
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everything is working just fine. |
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Andrés Becerra Sandoval |
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