Guillaume Cottenceau a écrit :
>
> robert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> > what are the correct permissions for /dev/dsp?
> >
> > XMMS works fine when I run as root, but when I run XMMS as a user I get an
> > error message about permissions denying access to /dev/dsp
>
> the user physically logon on the machine should get it for him.
Yes, it should :-)
In my own case, it's pure fantasy.
For the moment i have :
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root audio 11 aoû 8 05:58 /dev/dsp ->
../dev/dsp0
crw------- 1 guillaum audio 14, 3 jui 19 18:48 /dev/dsp0
crw------- 1 guillaum audio 14, 19 jui 19 18:48 /dev/dsp1
crw------- 1 guillaum audio 14, 35 jui 19 18:48 /dev/dsp2
crw------- 1 guillaum audio 14, 51 jui 19 18:48 /dev/dsp3
[guillaume@agathe guillaume]$ ll /dev/mixer*
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 13 aoû 8 05:58 /dev/mixer ->
../dev/mixer0
crw------- 1 guillaum audio 14, 0 jui 19 18:48 /dev/mixer0
crw------- 1 guillaum audio 14, 16 jui 19 18:48 /dev/mixer1
crw------- 1 guillaum audio 14, 32 jui 19 18:48 /dev/mixer2
crw------- 1 guillaum audio 14, 48 jui 19 18:48 /dev/mixer3
/dev/mixer and /dev/dsp symlink doesn't have the same group !? And
what's the use of audio group in this situation ?
Some time owner of the real devices isn't the user, but root (or system,
i can't remember), and audio group doesn't have write perms. So i have
to change them by hand.
I can't trace back such change to a particular config change (mostly due
to my daily frenetic cooker upgrade mania), but if someone could tell me
which scripts are responsible for establishing those perms, i'd like to
have a look. I precise i didn't change my security level, who stays
medium.
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Guillaume Rousse
Iremia - Université de la Réunion
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