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RE: Paralell Port not working for anyone but root....
- From: KThorpe <kthorpe pricetrak com>
- To: redhat-list redhat com
- Subject: RE: Paralell Port not working for anyone but root....
- Date: Fri, 1 Oct 1999 16:42:00 +0100
> What user/group permissions should I set the /dev/lp devices to so that
>anyone on the system can use the paralell port (eg. what user? I only have
>the default users, root, and one non-root user)...
You could add a+rw to the lp devices if that's all you're running on the
system.
Someone might shout about possible security problems, but you're publishing
the output from the camera anyway.
> ...and, what "user" does apache run scripts as?
Apache normally runs scripts as 'nobody'. You can configure the user/group
in /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf. Apache also can run scripts set-uid if
configured
as such.
> Thanks in advance!
My recommendation is probably to chmod a+rw on the lp port. Easy but anyone
else on the system can use them then.
Alternatively create a specific Apache user with similar rights to 'nobody'
then
change the group of the lp ports to that user and chmod g+rw the lp ports
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