udev and sysfs node permissions
I'm trying to use the sysfs attributes instead IOCTL, as it's easier to run shell or tcl scripts than writing C-code ...
Around 2005-05-28 there was discussion about sysfs node permissions to be changeable, and yes, it can be done now.
But what is the proper way to change them trough udev now. A separate script to be called upon device node coming up? Any development in the idea, that sysfs nodes would take the same permissions as the corresponding device nodes?
regards
Jouni
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