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Hi there,
I was trying to run shotwell, went to import my pictures off my camera would not do it. I have come to the conclusion that my user does not have the right file permission for libusb, becuase root can run the program just fine. I am running archlinux, openbox 3.5. Now I recall in suse that their was some usb group. Can someone give directions as far as the best way to acomplish this? Would I use chmod and if so what would be the command? I also need to know where libusb is located. I am still building up my system and do not have a search program for my filesystem yet.
I tried "find / -name libusb" is says "bash: /: Is a directory"
I do not have a usb group as far as I know, I was curious if I could add a usb group my /etc/sudoers file. I know I had added one to give my users the ability to use sudo. I really do not want to have to change the persmissons for each user I would rather just added them to this group. This is a from scratch system, so I have VERY limited programs on it so far. Everything I do is done through config files.
Is there anyone that can help me here? All I want to do is be able to go into thunar hotplug my usb flash sticks, digital cameras and mount external usb hard drive, but it will not let me when I am logged in as my user. I have been following the wikis http://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct=j...Wbdgvg&cad=rja,
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