I currently run xmms as a regular user under X. Logging in as that
user requires me to set /dev/dsp either owned by the user, or at least
globally writeable. Not a problem. As soon as I log root in from the
console, the permissions on /dev/dsp get whacked back to owned by
root, with only root having write permission. Is this meant to
happen?
(RH 6.0)
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