Simon Slater wrote: > FWIW I had a Canoscan FB320P. I would have to change permissions > on /dev/lp0 for each session I used it. I used scanimage -L as root and > then as user to check if it was found. That model had too many I/O > errors which caused it to stop mid scan requiring a power off/on cycle. > Replaced it with a USB scanner. Much less hassles. > You can have console.perms change the permissions for you. You can add a console.perms rule file to manage lp0 directly, or have udev create a scanner symlink to lp0, and the scanner rules of console.perms will take care of it for you. Mikkel -- Do not meddle in the affairs of dragons, for thou art crunchy and taste good with Ketchup!
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