It will continue to do that until you make sure you close it each time with Ctrl-C. Each time you use wvdial, it changes the ownership to root and then changes it back when properly closed (Ctrl-C). dproc@dol.net wrote:
Er .. its daft dproc here again with another 6.3 update problem ...
I have wvdial from my 6.3 CD working beautifully in place of the old suseppp package.
But each time I use it, it changes the permission of my modem device from 0660 (rw-rw----) to 0640 (rw-r-----) (Owner is root and group is uucp.)
wvdial works once and is then unusable until I su and chmod 0660 /dev/ttyS2 again.
This can't be right but I don't find a documented config to change.
Any suggestions?
dproc
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