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how do you change the default permissions of console terminals on Fedora Core 5? Is there a file to do this or must I do this manually for each tty? Is /etc/fstab the correct place to change the default permissions for pseudo terminals?
Ah, you mean the permissions of the device files, not the permissions associated with use of the console. With udev, that's controlled by the file '/etc/udev/rules.d/50-udev.rules'.
Sorry! Yes, you are correct. My FC5 machine (laptop) does not have permissions.d. I was looking at my machine here at work which is RHEL AS 4. It still has permissions.d
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