Am Sonntag, 12. März 2006 22:39 schrieb Maximilian Wilhelm: > > The original reporter could not access the serial port with Jpilot so I > think it does make sense :)
Oh, bummer, yes. :) As long as nothing "dangerous" is otherwise localy attatched to the serial ports of login machines(terminal servers and workstations) dialout should be fine. > > > plugdev might be somthig to consider, though. (pmount) > > I don't know about video (agpgart access). Is that save/necessary? > > We use it at work. > I don't know exactly if it's needed in Debian-EDU plugdev also? Would make sense for USB stuff in skolelinux. I found video seems to be neccessary at least for proprietary 3D drivers http://www.debianhelp.co.uk/nvidia.htm , maybe also video capture cards. Seems OK then, unsure risk for me, though. > > Also, here, instead of having to put pam_group.so in all kde, login, > > gnome,... etc. files it was globaly activated in /etc/pam.d/common-auth. > > As far as I saw the common-* file aren't used by the Debian-EDU specific > pam.d/* files. Hmm, you're right... strange pam setup. Puting it into common-auth aka common-auth-ldap-debian-edu did work here though. I'm sure if it would be me to have to edit /etc/security/group.conf next time, I wouldn't expect to, and only find out later, if I also had to separately put pam_group.so into every related pam service file. :( Again, can't make sense of the debian-edu pam setup, yet. BTW: Maybe just add the line for gdm now, too. Cheers, Christian
