I tried to work-around thusly:
sudo polkit-auth --user saned --grant org.freedesktop.hal.device-
access.scanner
But no joy. The machine is headless and gnomeless, and I'd like to keep
it that way. Any ideas?
--
sane devices should not be managed by consolekit
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/
Please do not consider this bug to be fixed. It is affecting server
edition, and polkit-gnome-authorization is not a convenient
configuration option on that platform.
--
sane devices should not be managed by consolekit
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/236956
You received this bug notification beca
Please consider this bug to be (almost) fixed.
Following the instructions that I received on the hal mailing list, I
have used polkit-gnome-authorisation to change the system behaviour, so
that the ownership of the USB scanners is not anymore given to the
current console user, but to user "saned"
BTW, also note that if I have a machine with a scanner attached to it
and 10 users that might seat at the console, there is a chance that I do
not want to give all 10 the privilege to use the scanner. So, it is
just nice to have a scanner group, where I can put the users allowed to
use the scanner
Could someone please describe and document the command-line version of
the explicit grant needed so that 'scanimage|scanadf' works always for
that user, even for an ssh into the machine or cron script?
Are the Ubuntu 8.04.1 /etc/udev/rules.d/45-libsane.rules a simple file-
copy to install under 8.
Indeed this could be fixed by reintroducing the udev rules, so that the
devices are accessible by *either* being on a local console, *or* being
in the 'scanner' group (as in gutsy and earlier).
** Changed in: consolekit (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
** Changed in: sane-backends (Ubuntu)
Hi,
To me it seems like this bug would be fixed if the policy for the scanner was
changed to allow saned to access it explicitly, so that both console users and
the sane service can use the device, is this correct?
Thanks,
James
--
sane devices should not be managed by consolekit
https://bugs.
BTW, also note that if I have a machine with a scanner attached to it
and 10 users that might seat at the console, there is a chance that I do
not want to give all 10 the privilege to use the scanner. So, it is
just nice to have a scanner group, where I can put the users allowed to
use the scanner
Please consider this bug to be (almost) fixed.
Following the instructions that I received on the hal mailing list, I
have used polkit-gnome-authorisation to change the system behaviour, so
that the ownership of the USB scanners is not anymore given to the
current console user, but to user "saned"
Please do not consider this bug to be fixed. It is affecting server
edition, and polkit-gnome-authorization is not a convenient
configuration option on that platform.
--
sane devices should not be managed by consolekit
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/236956
You received this bug notification beca
Hi,
To me it seems like this bug would be fixed if the policy for the scanner was
changed to allow saned to access it explicitly, so that both console users and
the sane service can use the device, is this correct?
Thanks,
James
--
sane devices should not be managed by consolekit
https://bugs.
Indeed this could be fixed by reintroducing the udev rules, so that the
devices are accessible by *either* being on a local console, *or* being
in the 'scanner' group (as in gutsy and earlier).
** Changed in: consolekit (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
** Changed in: sane-backends (Ubuntu)
Could someone please describe and document the command-line version of
the explicit grant needed so that 'scanimage|scanadf' works always for
that user, even for an ssh into the machine or cron script?
Are the Ubuntu 8.04.1 /etc/udev/rules.d/45-libsane.rules a simple file-
copy to install under 8.
I tried to work-around thusly:
sudo polkit-auth --user saned --grant org.freedesktop.hal.device-
access.scanner
But no joy. The machine is headless and gnomeless, and I'd like to keep
it that way. Any ideas?
--
sane devices should not be managed by consolekit
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/
I tried to work-around thusly:
sudo polkit-auth --user saned --grant org.freedesktop.hal.device-
access.scanner
But no joy. The machine is headless and gnomeless, and I'd like to keep
it that way. Any ideas?
--
sane devices should not be managed by consolekit
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/
Please do not consider this bug to be fixed. It is affecting server
edition, and polkit-gnome-authorization is not a convenient
configuration option on that platform.
--
sane devices should not be managed by consolekit
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/236956
You received this bug notification beca
Indeed this could be fixed by reintroducing the udev rules, so that the
devices are accessible by *either* being on a local console, *or* being
in the 'scanner' group (as in gutsy and earlier).
** Changed in: consolekit (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
** Changed in: sane-backends (Ubuntu)
Hi,
To me it seems like this bug would be fixed if the policy for the scanner was
changed to allow saned to access it explicitly, so that both console users and
the sane service can use the device, is this correct?
Thanks,
James
--
sane devices should not be managed by consolekit
https://bugs.
Please consider this bug to be (almost) fixed.
Following the instructions that I received on the hal mailing list, I
have used polkit-gnome-authorisation to change the system behaviour, so
that the ownership of the USB scanners is not anymore given to the
current console user, but to user "saned"
BTW, also note that if I have a machine with a scanner attached to it
and 10 users that might seat at the console, there is a chance that I do
not want to give all 10 the privilege to use the scanner. So, it is
just nice to have a scanner group, where I can put the users allowed to
use the scanner
Could someone please describe and document the command-line version of
the explicit grant needed so that 'scanimage|scanadf' works always for
that user, even for an ssh into the machine or cron script?
Are the Ubuntu 8.04.1 /etc/udev/rules.d/45-libsane.rules a simple file-
copy to install under 8.
Please do not consider this bug to be fixed. It is affecting server
edition, and polkit-gnome-authorization is not a convenient
configuration option on that platform.
--
sane devices should not be managed by consolekit
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/236956
You received this bug notification beca
Indeed this could be fixed by reintroducing the udev rules, so that the
devices are accessible by *either* being on a local console, *or* being
in the 'scanner' group (as in gutsy and earlier).
** Changed in: consolekit (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
** Changed in: sane-backends (Ubuntu)
Indeed this could be fixed by reintroducing the udev rules, so that the
devices are accessible by *either* being on a local console, *or* being
in the 'scanner' group (as in gutsy and earlier).
** Changed in: consolekit (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
** Changed in: sane-backends (Ubuntu)
Hi,
To me it seems like this bug would be fixed if the policy for the scanner was
changed to allow saned to access it explicitly, so that both console users and
the sane service can use the device, is this correct?
Thanks,
James
--
sane devices should not be managed by consolekit
https://bugs.
Please do not consider this bug to be fixed. It is affecting server
edition, and polkit-gnome-authorization is not a convenient
configuration option on that platform.
--
sane devices should not be managed by consolekit
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/236956
You received this bug notification beca
Please consider this bug to be (almost) fixed.
Following the instructions that I received on the hal mailing list, I
have used polkit-gnome-authorisation to change the system behaviour, so
that the ownership of the USB scanners is not anymore given to the
current console user, but to user "saned"
BTW, also note that if I have a machine with a scanner attached to it
and 10 users that might seat at the console, there is a chance that I do
not want to give all 10 the privilege to use the scanner. So, it is
just nice to have a scanner group, where I can put the users allowed to
use the scanner
I tried to work-around thusly:
sudo polkit-auth --user saned --grant org.freedesktop.hal.device-
access.scanner
But no joy. The machine is headless and gnomeless, and I'd like to keep
it that way. Any ideas?
--
sane devices should not be managed by consolekit
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/
Please consider this bug to be (almost) fixed.
Following the instructions that I received on the hal mailing list, I
have used polkit-gnome-authorisation to change the system behaviour, so
that the ownership of the USB scanners is not anymore given to the
current console user, but to user "saned"
Please do not consider this bug to be fixed. It is affecting server
edition, and polkit-gnome-authorization is not a convenient
configuration option on that platform.
--
sane devices should not be managed by consolekit
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/236956
You received this bug notification beca
BTW, also note that if I have a machine with a scanner attached to it
and 10 users that might seat at the console, there is a chance that I do
not want to give all 10 the privilege to use the scanner. So, it is
just nice to have a scanner group, where I can put the users allowed to
use the scanner
Could someone please describe and document the command-line version of
the explicit grant needed so that 'scanimage|scanadf' works always for
that user, even for an ssh into the machine or cron script?
Are the Ubuntu 8.04.1 /etc/udev/rules.d/45-libsane.rules a simple file-
copy to install under 8.
Hi,
To me it seems like this bug would be fixed if the policy for the scanner was
changed to allow saned to access it explicitly, so that both console users and
the sane service can use the device, is this correct?
Thanks,
James
--
sane devices should not be managed by consolekit
https://bugs.
I tried to work-around thusly:
sudo polkit-auth --user saned --grant org.freedesktop.hal.device-
access.scanner
But no joy. The machine is headless and gnomeless, and I'd like to keep
it that way. Any ideas?
--
sane devices should not be managed by consolekit
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/
Indeed this could be fixed by reintroducing the udev rules, so that the
devices are accessible by *either* being on a local console, *or* being
in the 'scanner' group (as in gutsy and earlier).
** Changed in: consolekit (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
** Changed in: sane-backends (Ubuntu)
Could someone please describe and document the command-line version of
the explicit grant needed so that 'scanimage|scanadf' works always for
that user, even for an ssh into the machine or cron script?
Are the Ubuntu 8.04.1 /etc/udev/rules.d/45-libsane.rules a simple file-
copy to install under 8.
Hi,
To me it seems like this bug would be fixed if the policy for the scanner was
changed to allow saned to access it explicitly, so that both console users and
the sane service can use the device, is this correct?
Thanks,
James
--
sane devices should not be managed by consolekit
https://bugs.
Please consider this bug to be (almost) fixed.
Following the instructions that I received on the hal mailing list, I
have used polkit-gnome-authorisation to change the system behaviour, so
that the ownership of the USB scanners is not anymore given to the
current console user, but to user "saned"
BTW, also note that if I have a machine with a scanner attached to it
and 10 users that might seat at the console, there is a chance that I do
not want to give all 10 the privilege to use the scanner. So, it is
just nice to have a scanner group, where I can put the users allowed to
use the scanner
Could someone please describe and document the command-line version of
the explicit grant needed so that 'scanimage|scanadf' works always for
that user, even for an ssh into the machine or cron script?
Are the Ubuntu 8.04.1 /etc/udev/rules.d/45-libsane.rules a simple file-
copy to install under 8.
I tried to work-around thusly:
sudo polkit-auth --user saned --grant org.freedesktop.hal.device-
access.scanner
But no joy. The machine is headless and gnomeless, and I'd like to keep
it that way. Any ideas?
--
sane devices should not be managed by consolekit
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/
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