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01-16-2015, 01:09 PM	#1
multiplex22 Member Registered: Dec 2014 Location: ny, us Distribution: most Posts: 56 Blog Entries: 1 Rep:	/dev/pts/n group mode always the same Im trying to properly setup permissions on Debian. The /dev/pts/N files are created with mose 0640. This only allows groups to write, not read from within some of my programs. This will happen as an error when I su at the terminal. ive fiddled with the /etc/default/devpts file and changed mode to 0660 forr TTYMODE. Not so good. Ive heard something about mounts, could there be something here? The rules un udev is a no brainer...

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