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Hi all.
It would appear that user/root permissions issues seen with kernel 2.6.8 have returned to K3B with kernel 2.6.9. Using exactly the same setup as before upgrading to kernel 2.6.9, I found as a regular user that I could not erase or write CD-RWs. As root I could.
My "solution": sudo k3b
Regards,
Win
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Yes I've read this complaint on several website/fora. I, however, do not have and never had a problem with burning. I also use k3b btw.
My rule in udev.permissions:
hd*:root:users:660
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Hi LB06.
I've had the udev.permissions set as:
hda:root:cdrom:660
hdd:root:cdrom:660
The user is a member of the cdrom group. This worked using udev for kernel 2.6.8. It doesn't work for 2.6.9, however.
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My "solution": sudo k3b
apart from this "solution" isn't there a real solution?
i have the same problem, since i upgrade to kernel 2.6.9-ARCH, i can only burn cd's as root... i don't use k3b a lot so it's not a real problem, but still i'd like to find a solution...
any clue as to where to start looking?
thanx,
.a.
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chmod -s /path/to/cdrecord
HTH
Mr Green
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chmod -s /path/to/cdrecord
HTH
could you be a little more... verbose?
thanks,
.a.
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could you be a little more... verbose?
meaning?
Mr Green
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alkat wrote:could you be a little more... verbose?
meaning?
you know, like the option to some commads: -v
i'd like to know what the chmod -s thing you posted does
.a.
[sorry: i'm too tired to speak english today...]
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Removes the SUID bit of the executable.
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Removes the SUID bit of the executable.
how do you restore it?
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