[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> Everyting worked pretty well; I set myself up logged in as user but
> couldn't dial out. ( I'm now 'su'ing as root).
What group owns /dev/modem? Are you a member of this group? Is
/dev/modem group writable?
(you'll probably have to start a new shell after you add yourself to
this group in order for things to take effect properly)
> When I ' checkpc -f' I get permission denied on /dev/lp0
> I can't even echo Hello | /dev/lp0
Sounds like another permission problem. What is the output of
`ls -l /dev/lp0` ?
When you type `groups`, what do you see?
--kevin
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