Peter Bradley wrote: > Ysgrifennodd Peter Bradley: >> Ysgrifennodd Dominique Leuenberger: >>> >>> I would say that can only be a workaround. I remember on my system I >>> don't have to su for k3b. (but I did not upgrade that machine to 10.2 >>> yet). >>> >>> Will this be something I'll have to take care after updating? >>> >>> >>> >> One solution I've seen mentioned, although I've never tried it myself, >> is to create a group "cdburners" or something. Add the appropriate >> users to this group and then give that group the appropriate >> permissions on the device. >> >> HTH >> >> >> Peter >> >> > For instance, does this help? > > http://www.cs.ualberta.ca/~mgarcia/info/CdPlayer/xcdroast.html > > > Peter Thanks much. This is the lass exit, that I will take if anything else fails.
My first suspect is this hal policy thing, which also forces me to manually mount a cdrom (as root, of course) before I can access it's contents as a user. Seems that opensuse in essence rolls back half a decade in regard to device permission things. My next step will be to install the hal-gnome manager and see what comes up. Or I'll wipe it from my harddisk. I will be happy to come back with anything I'll find out. regards and many thanks for help Eberhard I will read it up -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
