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Did you log out and back in after adding your user to the group uucp ?
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@ ewaller Thank you for your interest.
Yes, I do log out (also reboot)
$ groups
lock network power vboxusers docker video uucp optical lp wheel nic
$ whoami
nic
(nic is also the current user, with a own group named nic )
Last edited by frischwasser (2023-06-29 14:07:22)
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I know it's an old thread, but just to add that for me I actually had to *reboot* after adding my user to the uucp group to make it work.
Logging out and in left me with a weird state of `groups` saying I was only part of 'wheel' and my user group, while `groups myuser` said I was also part of 'uucp'.
Weird stuff.
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