what is changing permissions on /dev/cdrom

[Tony Nugent]

Something is very annoyingly changing permissions on /dev/cdrom and
/dev/dsp to 600, when it needs to be 444 and 666 to allow me as a
non-root user to actually use my sound card and cdrom!

Can somebody tell me who the bloody culprit is so that I can bash it
into submission and stop it from doing this!  <aargh!>

thanks...

   (I suspect that it's the window manager, as it needs to be reset
   each time I startx).

Cheers
Tony

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