I think the "right" way to handle this issue is to ensure that every
process that needs to access the device be run under a user who is a
member of the group owner of the usb device.
Nevertheless, I'd be interested in hearing another answer to this too,
since I can't seem to get CUPS to run as the right user that has rw
access to my USB printers (and end up manually setting o+rw on
/dev/usb/lp* after every reboot and/or hot plug).
~Brian
Ralph Blach wrote:
I have USB serial adapter which I plug into my redhat Rhel 4 system. When
USBserail port is
plugged in, its permissions are always gu+rw but not other.
Where do I modify hotplug or the USB conf files so the USB serial port
which
are plugged
in will have there permissions set to guo+rw?
Thanks
Chip
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