I noticed a phenomenon about logind managed devices (drm node). I have
two users, localuser and testuser, the former has a session in seat0
(this is important). I attached drm card1 to new seat `seat1` and set
777 permission to the dev node /dev/dri/card1. Now the acl looks like
# file: dev/dr
It sounds as if your original user is in the "video" group, so it receives
the 'group' permissions and not 'other' permissions. (They are not additive
in the POSIX model like they would be in Windows.)
Even though the device node had no specific ACL entries, it still *had* an
ACL in general, so th
On Thu, 2025-01-09 at 14:47 -0700, Thayne Harbaugh wrote:
I *finally* got back around to investigating the below EOVERFLOW
failure - additional details in-line:
> I have a mkosi build that is failing with the following message:
>
> >$ mkosi build
> ...
> /var/tmp/.#repart020c1a929b048b02 s
Right! Stupid me. It just occurred to me that it is debian (which adds
local users to video) and `group::---` looks sus. I spun up the vm to
confirm and saw this reply in my inbox. Thanks!
~serene
On 4/1/25 19:36, Mantas Mikulėnas wrote:
It sounds as if your original user is in the "video" gro
