Ok, thanks for the info. I'll find a workaround to change the perms at
startup. Since Xorg is running as root changing the perms on that file
shouldn't cause any problems from what I can tell. I've changed them
manually and it didn't cause any issues.
On May 30, 2014 1:04 PM, "Alan Coopersmith"
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On 05/30/14 06:13 AM, Melvin Jones wrote:
The default permissions on the /var/log/Xorg.n.log file are 644. I need all my
log files to have perms of 640 or more restrictive. Umask is set to 077 in all
init files and I've tried adding the umask to the /usr/sbin/gdm script which
runs gdm-binary wh
The default permissions on the /var/log/Xorg.n.log file are 644. I need
all my log files to have perms of 640 or more restrictive. Umask is set to
077 in all init files and I've tried adding the umask to the /usr/sbin/gdm
script which runs gdm-binary which starts up Xorg. However, I have not
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