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[ale] Q: How do I make permissions on /dev/* 'sticky'?
- Subject: [ale] Q: How do I make permissions on /dev/* 'sticky'?
- From: Mills.J at ems-t.com (Mills, John M.)
- Date: Tue, 29 Nov 2005 09:09:06 -0500
ALErs -
I notice that access permissions of '/dev/*' devices are reset to
defaults when my systems reboot, losing access for ordinary users where
I may have set it manually (i.e., /dev/ttyS* for 'minicom', etc). I
conjecture this is an effect ("feature"?) of the '/dev' filesystem since
such permission changes used to be persistent, but that's only a guess.
Q1: How can I define these permissions so they receive my new settings
on reboot, instead of the system defaults?
Q2: How can I add new devices to those created on reboot? I could add
'mknod' lines to rc.local, or similar, but is there a less "clunky" way
to do it?
TIA.
- Mills