Linux
Greetings,
Is it posible without the recompile
the kernel to give access ioperm operation to
"human" kind users (not root) ? I tryied to
get the root access with setruid function,
but without success. I need to get access to
LPT port and my java program should work with
standart user's permissions. HELP PLEASE !
Try to change permissions on /dev/lp0 to something like 0666, of course, it's a security hole, but try.
Eugen
by rokis
Try to change permissions on /dev/lp0 to something like 0666, of course, it's a security hole, but try.
Eugen
by rokis
Try to change permissions on /dev/lp0 to something like 0666, of course, it's a security hole, but try.
Eugen
by rokis
thanks for advise, but I still would
like to use assembler code, because it
can give me more power : for expl. I
need to set my LPT port bidirectional
and to program others features of LTP
controller. So, I think it is possible
to get root access with setruid
function, when the file has "effective"
UID set to root. I tryied, but without
success. It is really possible, but from
man pages it is difficult to catch the
things.
by sudhakaran_c
hi,
actually we r trying with the same option to use the serial port with assembler try to use the /dev/ files
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