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The Monday 2007-03-12 at 23:01 -0000, Stuart Neill wrote:
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> I have set sudo to be most promiscuous to no effect. While doing system
> management by blundering about in the file system I spotted the secure and
> easy permissions files and it occurred to me that my user account was
> probably set to secure when I was using SLED 10 (now using OpenSuse 10.2).
>
> What I can't find is a file linking users to the easy or secure permissions
There isn't.
> or
> even a means of determining what is currently set.
Yast.
Or:
grep PERMISSION_SECURITY /etc/sysconfig/security
> I have found a setting in
> Yast/Users which probably only applies to new users.
No, that's the one. It doesn't apply to either new or old users. It
applies to programs, mostly.
> I'd welcome any thoughts or assistance on this matter as I am particularly
> keen to get replay-gain to work having heard how it improves music playback
> when using it with the root account (offline, of course) :-)
Just have a look at the "/etc/permissions*" files, and you will see what
it is about. It is just a set of permissions applied by SuSEconfig
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Cheers,
Carlos E. R.
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