On Sat, 26 Aug 2000, James Wilkinson generated:
>Notice how the user root and the group audio have read and write
>permissions to the dsp device, but others do not. Have a look at your
>own machine, and see who has rights to read/write the dsp. Then either
>add yourself to the audio group (edit /etc/group, go to the line
>beginning with "audio" and add your username to the end) or you can
>chmod o+rw /dev/dsp and let the world read/write to the dsp.
Ken has just pointed out to me that I am in fact an idiot. It's not a
permissions problem at all ;) Next time I will go out on a Saturday
night and destroy brain cells rather than attempt to use them.
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