Bauke Jan Douma bjdo...@xs4all.nl writes:
Bauke Jan Douma wrote on 28-01-07 16:19:
I noticed now that the carriage isn't returned properly,
stops about 1/3 in the return. It's being returned
properly first when a next scan happens. What gives?
... but then after that next scan the same
Is it possible to have non-root users scan from the MP530? I've been spinning
my gears just to get the scanner to work at all as root, and finally managed
to only by installing the CVS version of the backend and fiddling around with
it. However, I can't seem to get a common user to have
On Tue, 2007-01-30 at 11:07 +0100, Rene Rebe wrote:
On Tuesday 30 January 2007 01:36:16 PF wrote:
Hi...
If I scan a page of text at 200dpi in color mode (for example) with
xsane, then zoom in to 400%, I can see jpeg-like artifacts around
letters and other sharp lines. This isn't an
Hello,
the newest GNU compiler found an array subscript error
in sanei/sanei_ab306.c of sane-backends-1.0.18, see
https://bugzilla.novell.com/show_bug.cgi?id=239953
It happens if the value of base is none of the listed values
in the port array because in this case i == 8 from the for
statement
what are the perms on the actual /proc/bus/usb/XXX/YYY file?
allan
On 1/30/07, Karen Pease m...@daughtersoftiresias.org wrote:
Is it possible to have non-root users scan from the MP530? I've been spinning
my gears just to get the scanner to work at all as root, and finally managed
to only by
Thanks for the response. As mentioned in the original post, all
of /proc/bus/usb is wide open. All of the files in that directory have the
same permissions. Specifically, the scanner (002/007) is:
-rwxrwxrwx 1 root users 103 Jan 30 02:09 002/007
Also, the directories are world-accessible:
Not sure if this will help you but it helped me with user problems seeing
the scanner. Try adding the user to the scanner group with the command
'usermod -G scanner,ALL other groups user belongs to user. There is a
man page for usermod.
From: Karen Pease m...@daughtersoftiresias.org
To:
Fedora has no scanner group, and I can't see what good creating one now
would do.
- Karen
On Wednesday 31 January 2007 07:42 pm, Robert Price wrote:
Not sure if this will help you but it helped me with user problems seeing
the scanner. Try adding the user to the scanner group with the
Brilliant :) It wasn't /proc/bus/usb... for some reason, it was /dev/bus/usb
that it was reading. And the permissions on /dev/bus/usb were restricted for
normal users. I've granted permissions, and scanimage -L now tacks the
serial number on properly, and I get no errors when running a test
On 1/31/07, Karen Pease m...@daughtersoftiresias.org wrote:
Brilliant :) It wasn't /proc/bus/usb... for some reason, it was /dev/bus/usb
that it was reading. And the permissions on /dev/bus/usb were restricted for
normal users. I've granted permissions, and scanimage -L now tacks the
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