I installed grip, but I can't run in unless I am root (sudo, or suid). The error I get is 'can't access cd rom drive'. My /dev/scd1 is owned by root, group is cdrom. The drive is actually on /dev/hdc physically but I am running scsi-ide emulation. I also have a 'real' scsi cdrom that is /dev/scd0. I added myself to the cdrom group (edited /etc/group as root) and logged out and back in as myself. No joy, still can't run grip or cdparanoia (actually it was cdparanoia that issued the error message). I did chmod +s on cdparanoia and grip and then it worked. But I should be able to access the cdrom if I'm in the cdrom group? I can access my /dev/dsp device by adding myself to the audio group (I don't think xmmm is suid, I can run it as a user in the audio group). Ideas?
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