> When I log in as a user all of the audio-related devices get their owners
> changed to the currently logged-in user.
>
> So, what happens is that if I log in under my user name (let's say
> "irwink") then the devices /dev/audio*, /dev/dsp*, /dev/sequencer*,
> etc. get chowned to "irwink".
>
>
Does your system use devfs? I can't remember if
Redhat 7.2 uses this, but with devfs device
permissions are allocated to users on the fly as you
describe.
In this case you can force permissions in
/etc/devfsd.conf. Such a fix is mentioned in the ALSA
"INSTALL" file included with the ALSA driver
Hello there,
When I log in as a user all of the audio-related devices get their owners
changed to the currently logged-in user.
So, what happens is that if I log in under my user name (let's say "irwink")
then the devices /dev/audio*, /dev/dsp*, /dev/sequencer*, etc. get chowned to
"irwink".
