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Re: [vox-tech] Things changing overnight



On 2003.08.10 09:47, Ken Bloom wrote:
On 2003.08.09 22:47, Ken Bloom wrote:
Sometime in the past few days, my modem /dev/ttyS4 changed its permissions from 660 to 640 without my intervention. My first question: is there any kind of security package on debian that might have done this as a cronjob? I don't use devfs.
I'm thinking this might now be the responsibility of /etc/init.d/
makedev, but haven't found the bug that would be causing this yet. (nothing on b.d.o describes this)

The problem is acutally bug #82095 in wvdial, and I have worked around it.

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