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Template: cdrecord/SUID_bit
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Description: Do you want /usr/bin/cdrecord to be installed SUID root?
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You have the option of installing cdrecord with the SUID bit set.
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If you make cdrecord SUID, you can allow users in the "cdrom" group to
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burn CD-ROMs without needing any additional privileges. This could,
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however, potentially allow cdrecord to be used during a security attack on
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your computer. If in doubt, I suggest you install it without SUID. If you
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later change your mind, you can run: dpkg-reconfigure cdrecord.
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Template: cdrecord/MAKEDEV
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Description: Do you want to create missing device files needed by cdrecord?
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You have the option of installing the device special files needed by
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cdrecord. It appears that these files are missing from your system. May I
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install the needed device special files now?
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Template: cdrecord/MAKEDEVNEW
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Description: Do you want to recreate device files needed by cdrecord?
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You have the option of installing the device special files needed by
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cdrecord. It seems that some of existing files have wrong major numbers,
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probably created for obsolete kernel versions.
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Template: cdrecord/do_it_yourself
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Description: You will need to create the missing device files yourself.
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You have decided to _not_ installing the device special files needed by
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cdrecord. It appears that these files are missing from your system.
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Before cdrecord will operate correctly, you will need to install the the
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needed /dev/sg0 and /dev/scd0 device special files. If you later change
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your mind and want me to create them for you, you can run:
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dpkg-reconfigure cdrecord.
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