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Re: [opensuse-factory] permissions for sound, dvd, etc
- From: Andreas <linuxdreas@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 22 Aug 2006 08:22:01 -0700
- Message-id: <200608220822.01666.linuxdreas@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
El Martes, 22 de Agosto de 2006 01:50, Ludwig Nussel escribió:
> That's not the case. All users logged in via console or xdm have
> access to sound devices thanks to resmgr (provided that the kernel
> supports ACLs on /dev). Mounting of removeable media is likely broken
> due to PolicyKit not beeing properly integrated yet, that's a problem
> unrelated to device permissions.
Ludwig,
without tweaking anything, right after a "vanilla" installation, the
devices /dev/dsp and everything in /dev/snd has the permissions 0600
for the first user who logs in. subsequently logged in users do *not*
have any sound. Actually, a KDE session for such users starts with an
error Message from arts about the default device being busy. Xine-ui or
any other player with direct access to e.g. alsa also sheds an error
message about the sound device. After manually changing the file
permissions in /dev sound works for the other users too, as expected.
If this is not the default behaviour (as I thought), should I file a bug
report?
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Gruß
Andreas
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> That's not the case. All users logged in via console or xdm have
> access to sound devices thanks to resmgr (provided that the kernel
> supports ACLs on /dev). Mounting of removeable media is likely broken
> due to PolicyKit not beeing properly integrated yet, that's a problem
> unrelated to device permissions.
Ludwig,
without tweaking anything, right after a "vanilla" installation, the
devices /dev/dsp and everything in /dev/snd has the permissions 0600
for the first user who logs in. subsequently logged in users do *not*
have any sound. Actually, a KDE session for such users starts with an
error Message from arts about the default device being busy. Xine-ui or
any other player with direct access to e.g. alsa also sheds an error
message about the sound device. After manually changing the file
permissions in /dev sound works for the other users too, as expected.
If this is not the default behaviour (as I thought), should I file a bug
report?
--
Gruß
Andreas
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