I'm not sure but I think a chmod on /dev/scd0 will work... But as far as I know every user was always allowed to read a mounted cdrom, I never had a permission denied...
Ron Rademaker On Thu, 13 Apr 2000, Christian Pernegger wrote: > Hello > > I created the following mountpoint directories under /mnt > name (user/group) device (user/group) > floppy (root/floppy) /dev/fd0 (root/floppy) > cdrom (root/cdrom) /dev/scd0 (root/cdrom) > burner (root/cdrom) /dev/scd1 (root/cdrom) > > Now if I want to mount the cd rom: > > # su > ... > # mount /mnt/cdrom > > That works fine. The only problem is, after that the /mnt/cdrom dir's > ownerships will be (root/root) and thus inaccessible by members of the cdrom > group. If I unmount it, everything is back to normal... > > How do I allow a group to access a mountpoint when the device is mounted? > > Christian > > > -- > Unsubscribe? mail -s unsubscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] < /dev/null >
