Andrea Mastellone wrote: > Mikkel L. Ellertson wrote: >> Do you want to limit access to the user logged into the console, or >> do you want it accessible to all users? To limit it the console >> user, take a look at console.perms. You will need to create a rule >> for it in /etc/security/console.perms.d. To change the permissions >> when it is created, you will have to add a udev rule to set permissions. >> > > Hi Mikkel, > > thank you for reply. Since the cam is used by who has a graphical > session in that moment, perhaps the most suitable option is to make the > video device accessible to the console users. You say > >> To change the permissions >> when it is created, you will have to add a udev rule to set >> permissions. > > I will try to read some man page on that now... > > Andrea > You will probably want to put a file like this in /etc/security/console.prems.d. 70-video.perms: <video>=/dev/video* <console> 0600 <video> 0600 root You do not need to mess with udev rules that way, and whoever is logged into the console gets "ownership of all the video devices. Mikkel -- Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for thou art crunchy and taste good with Ketchup!
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