Stephen Gran said: > On Wed, May 11, 2005 at 07:25:40PM -0700, Dennis Peterson said:
>> > created automatically each time my server is rebooted, so it's >> non-sense >> > for me to "chmod 666 /dev/consone". >> >> You can add a script to the startup process that does this for you. I >> had >> to do that to an auto-created ro directory in /tmp on Solaris >> (/tmp/.X11-unix) to allow reliable VNC operation. Simple stuff, really. > > It is, but working around the bug by making root's console world writable > isn't necessarily the best thing to do. The bug is triggered by the > absence of a LogFile directive. Put something in for a log file, and > it should work for you. > -- It's harmless if it's a firewalled machine in your home. I'd never do it to a more exposed system or in a multi-user environment - but it can be done. What is the directive, BTW? dp _______________________________________________ http://lurker.clamav.net/list/clamav-users.html
