On Tue, 07 Feb 2012 21:40:26 +0100, Dominique Rodrigues wrote: Hi,
I have compiled spice-gtk (version 0.9) to support usbredir (version 3.3 compiled and installed) on 2 type of OS : Mageia and Debian (wheezy). I appears that usb redirection involves root in different ways for these OS. For mageaia, you have to give root password to access to USB drives in a virtual machine, while in debian root does not give any possibility (access is not allowed). Could you then give some insights on how to avoid these annoying constraints from root (as you don't need to know root password in Gnome or in KDE to access a USB key) ? It is may be an obvious request (something in /etc/udev for instance), but it is not clear for me to understand what to do in the case of spice-gtk. Thanks. Here is for instance a message from a Debian (wheezy) Desktop when I plug a USB key with spice-gtk : Could not auto-redirect USB Mass Storage USB Mass Storage [0ef5:2366] at 3-2: Could not open usb device: Access denied (insufficient permissions) [-3] -- DOMINIQUE RODRIGUES NANOCLOUD 8, rue Lemercier 75017 Paris France standard : +33 1 77 69 64 38 529 002 743 R.C.S. Paris
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