Groups are there so that you can partition users into different classes
of authority and privilege. For example:
o Create a new group called "scanner", and put yourself in it (along
with any scanning buddies).
o Create a new system user (i.e. passwd entry without any home
directories, etc.) called "scanner", and put it in the scanner
group as well.
o Change the owner.group of your /dev/sga to "scanner.scanner",
and the permissions to owner and group rw only.
o Run saned as scanner.scanner..
If you need more info on creating groups, etc., read your RedHat docs.
If it's not in there, then they are not doing their jobs.
-matt m.
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