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Alright I have a problem with the other users on my system not having the permissions to use /dev/dsp (the sound device). They can easily solve this by typing " ...
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- 09-10-2005 #1Linux Newbie
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Alright I have a problem with the other users on my system not having the permissions to use /dev/dsp (the sound device). They can easily solve this by typing "sudo chmod 666 /dev/dsp" But I'm looking for an "on boot" solution.
Anybody know the scripts I need to edit?
- 09-10-2005 #2Linux Guru
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Are they in the audio group? If not try adding them to it
Get the list of old groups withCode:usermod -G all,your,old,groups,audio username
and then list them comma seperated after the -G with audio being the last one. Don't just use -G audio since this will lose the existing groups.Code:groups username
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