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Joystick daemon as non-root user? #1

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jimklo opened this issue Dec 8, 2022 · 1 comment
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Joystick daemon as non-root user? #1

jimklo opened this issue Dec 8, 2022 · 1 comment

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@jimklo
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jimklo commented Dec 8, 2022

I looked through your blog post about this and this is a pretty fantastic example. I'm trying to do something similar with a spacemouse.

Wondering about the note you made about the joystick-daemon running in Linux as non-root but on a Pi it required root. Curious what groups your user belongs to or other config that allows you to run as non-root on Linux?

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gwilymk commented Dec 10, 2022

Thanks for reading! I didn't realise anyone looked at my posts :P. Glad that my little experiment was useful for someone.

I've just grabbed the machine I ran this on last time, my user is now a member of:

adm, dialout, sudo, dip, plugdev, input, lpadmin, sambashare, docker

no idea if I added any of those in the years since I built the thing though... Hope that's helpful for you to be able to find out what it is :). The pi was running stock retro-pie (from when the post was written) which should help narrow down which groups the pi user is in to maybe find out why it was being awkward.

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