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Pour ceux que ca interesse... Voila, j'ai resolu mon pb : apt-get install usb-perms et modifs dans le fichier : /etc/usb.permissions (pour un Canon powershot S30) # This configuration file allows you to configure the usb-perms demon. # # It allows you to set the permissions on a node created by the usb # subsystem when a device is added. # # Common uses are to allow all users on a system access to a digital # stills camera. # # The fields are: # VendorID # ProductID # Mode to set # Group ID to set (0 for no change) # # For example, the author of the Debian package uses a Canon PowerShot S20 # And this is his configuration line to allow users who are a member # of the 'video' group (GID 44) access to the camera.. # # 04a9 3043 0664 44 # The following is an equivalent command to allow everyone access without # changing the group of the node. 04a9 3057 0666 0 --------------------------------------------------------------------- Aide sur la liste: <URL:mailto:linux-31-help@CULTe.org>Le CULTe sur le web: <URL:http://www.CULTe.org/>