On 08/11/2016 07:13 PM, richard lucassen <mailinglists@???> wrote:
>>> > >I'm talking about e.g. /dev/ttyS0. After a boot it looks like:
>>> > >

>>> > >crw-------  1 root root      4,  64 Aug 11 11:32 ttyS0

>>> > >
>>> > >After a manual restart of vdev it is what it should be:
>>> > >
>>> > >crw-rw---- 1 root dialout 4, 64 Aug 11 11:32 ttyS0
>>> > >
>>> > >$ cat /etc/vdev/actions/ttyS.act
>>> > >[vdev-action]
>>> > >event=add
>>> > >path=^ttyS[0-9]+$
>>> > >VAR_PERMISSIONS_OWNER=root
>>> > >VAR_PERMISSIONS_GROUP=dialout
>>> > >VAR_PERMISSIONS_MODE=0660
>>> > >helper=permissions.sh
>>> > >
>>> > >This action is NOT executed during boot, but after a manual restart
>>> > >it is executed. So: what is your ownership/permission of /dev/ttyS0
>>> > >after a reboot? And how does it look like when you restart vdevd?
>>> > >Do you see the same phenomena?
>>> > >
>>> > >R.
>> >
>> >Ok, thanks:)
> You're welcome. But do you see the same phenomena?;-)

Piano, piano :)

Tomorrow i'll compare both cases.

Aitor.