Mark Sanchez wrote: > > Hi. > > I want a non root to be able to use the CDROM (to > listen to NIN while programming!:), after reading an > answer to this list to a similar question I did: > > addgroup mark cdrom > > to add user mark to the CDROM group but still cant > access!. > > /dev/cdrom is a link to /dev/hda and this shows: > rwx r-x --- root cdrom /dev/hda (group cdrom rx > permisions) > > I checked that user mark is actually added to group > cdrom (in /etc/group you read cdrom: mark) > > Any ideas ?, ( root can listen to NIN:( )
/dev/hda needs to have non-root read access. append ',user' to the cdrom entry in /etc/fstab works for me.... ron
