Re: Cannot reconfigure Grip

Your email made me review the contents of the configuration pages within
GRIP.  Something in the settings, caught my eye and made me realize that
it was an old configuration file from a previous version.  (During
upgrades or rebuilds, I always keep my /home files and restore them.
This keeps any .grip files . . . the configuration settings.)  So, I
found all the files containing "grip" and renamed (to be safe) all
the .grip files within any /home directories.  It worked and GRIP has
reconfigured itself properly and now works as great as it ever use
too!!!  Thanks for your help.  You made me "think" and that is always
good.  Thanks, again.

On Tue, 2005-04-19 at 16:17 -0500, Elliott Rezny wrote:

> Bob,
> I believe that your problem is that you are entering the mount point of
> the cdrom. try /dev/cdrom, and to be sure, use:
> 	ls /dev/cdrom -l
> This will show where the device is linked to (should be another place
> in /dev, like /dev/cdroms/ or /dev/hdc
> I'm not sure how permissions work in /dev, but if you can mount cds with
> your user, grip ought to be able to use it.
> 
> On Mon, 2005-04-18 at 22:12 -0500, Bob Wooden wrote:
> > Using SuSE 9.2.  Using SuSE 9.2 rpm as my source for the program.  I
> > have tried (as root and as user) to change the "/mnt/cdrom1" to
> > "/mnt/cdrom" as SuSE 9.2 has "named" my cdrom device.  My guess is, is
> > that it is a permmissions issue.  Why won't GRIP allow the change?
> > -- 
> > Bob Wooden <[email protected]>

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Bob Wooden <[email protected]>