[ale] ttyp0: Operation not permitted
Alan Bowman
aminus at mindspring.com
Wed Dec 19 07:37:24 EST 2001
On Tue, 18 Dec 2001, rhiannen wrote:
>>Got everything up & running in Slack 8.0, just have one irritating,
>>but seemingly harmless annoyance: When attempting to run Eterm in
>>Enlightenment (0.16.5) as a normal user, it opens, but it gives the
>>error:
>> " /dev/ttyp0: Operation not permitted " (or ttyp1, ttyp2, etc.,
>>etc.)
>>There doesn't seem to be any problem executing any commands, just the
>>annoying message.
I get the same error on Slack 7 when I su to become the postgres user
for my database. This is in fvwm2, using plain xterms. I get the error
if I su to postgres from the console. I don't get the error if I login
as postgres from the console. So it's not an Enlightenment problem.
As to what exactly is not permitted, I'm not sure. I'm using the exact
same .bash_profile for each login, and don't get the error as the
regular user. It's only when I su to postgres, and only the first
time. If I reread the .bash_profile, ( ex . .bash_profile), I don't get
the error again. Do you get the error on each login? Do you get it
from the console? I don't have a solution, but it's a start.
...alan
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