bascule
Thanks,
This all works now like a dream.
Peter
On Tue, 2004-05-11 at 00:45, bascule wrote:
to change permissions you can use 'chmod' on the command line, as root:
cd /dev/sound
chmod g+rw
the g stands for group (which is audio) and the +rw should be self
explanatory,
if the owner
Thanks Derek and bascule.
I have now setup KDE/MDK for ALSA, and logging in/out between users
works fine.
Have also put them both in 'audio' group
I said I was a newbie so...
how do i give the audio group rw perms?
also changing the console.perms, and commenting out the sound line
results
On Monday 10 May 2004 15:58, Peter wrote:
Thanks Derek and bascule.
I have now setup KDE/MDK for ALSA, and logging in/out between users
works fine.
Have also put them both in 'audio' group
I said I was a newbie so...
how do i give the audio group rw perms?
also changing the
Derek,
Yes it works fine if I log out, and log dominic in, but i *would* like
to just switch session for him.
If you can let me know how to change permissions on the audio group,
then this would help.
Peter.
On Mon, 2004-05-10 at 16:29, Derek Jennings wrote:
On Monday 10 May 2004 15:58,
to change permissions you can use 'chmod' on the command line, as root:
cd /dev/sound
chmod g+rw
the g stands for group (which is audio) and the +rw should be self
explanatory,
if the owner is not root and the group audio then do:
chown root.audio * (assuming you are in the /dev/sound directory,
Hi All,
Been running MDK 10.0 (CE) for about a week, and beginning to get used
to it.
(Thanks to Derek for his help).
Still VERY new to Linux, so will be asking questions.
I have added a 2nd user (dominic), and am having a problem allowing
'dominic' to use sound.
It says 'permission denied',
On Monday 10 May 2004 09:36, Peter wrote:
Hi All,
Been running MDK 10.0 (CE) for about a week, and beginning to get used
to it.
(Thanks to Derek for his help).
Still VERY new to Linux, so will be asking questions.
I have added a 2nd user (dominic), and am having a problem allowing
i'm guessing that this happens when you are also logged on and youhave started
a second session, if you look in /etc/security/console.perms you will see a
list pertaining to what permissions device get assigned when someone logs in
and the default perms when you log out, note that all the
