En Tue, Jan 30, 2001 at 10:45:34AM +0800, A. M. Varon escribio:
#_ > Jimmy escribio wrote:
#_ >
#_ > I keep changing the ownership of /dev/audio* and /dev/dsp* so that a
#_ > normal user can play music, but whever I turn my pc back on the
#_ > ownership and perms revert to the previous one...
#_
#_ Don't change the permission. it's there for a reason. im lazy 2
#_ explain why...
#_
#_ > bad trip 'to ah! How can I permanently set the ownership and perms? I
#_ > even tried doing it in MAKEDEV, pero balik pa rin sa dati.
#_
#_ edit /etc/group
#_ find audio
#_ put the normal users username at the end of the line.
#_
#_ regards,
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The problem is that after booting; the ownership of /dev/audio*; /dev/dsp*;
and /dev/mixer* become user#3.sys instead of root.audio (i have 3 normal
users in my linux box + root).
I have narrowed down the problem to aumix. Whenever I run aumix, it changes
the ownership and perms of the /dev/audio components. Even as root, when I
run aumix, it changes the ownership to user#3.sys. (in my /etc/alises user#3
is set to receive root's mail - may connection kaya dito?)
Bad trip 'tong aumix. Is there a better alternative? (of course there is,
this is linux we're talking about! :-> ) BTW Mandrake 7.0 ang flavor ko.
TIA.
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