$ ls -l /dev/shm/usb-0000\:00\:1a.1-2\:USB\ Camera\ \(046d\:08da\)
-rw------- 1 root root 4096 2009-12-02 01:14 /dev/shm/usb-0000:00:1a.1-2:USB Camera (046d:08da)
I got this from another bugreport (I think debian). Where these permissions are set, I have no idea---I certainly couldn't see anything in /etc/udev. Even if I change it to 666, it changes back to 600 after reboot. That bugreport claimed that the problem was fixed back in August. Why this is a problem of low importance is not clear to me. I think the problem affects everybody on a 64 bit box trying to use skype because the permissions are probably set by the v4l1 compatibility package.
Yes, the problem is that
$ ls -l /dev/shm/ usb-0000\ :00\:1a. 1-2\:USB\ Camera\ \(046d\:08da\) usb-0000: 00:1a.1- 2:USB Camera (046d:08da)
-rw------- 1 root root 4096 2009-12-02 01:14 /dev/shm/
I got this from another bugreport (I think debian). Where these permissions are set, I have no idea---I certainly couldn't see anything in /etc/udev. Even if I change it to 666, it changes back to 600 after reboot. That bugreport claimed that the problem was fixed back in August. Why this is a problem of low importance is not clear to me. I think the problem affects everybody on a 64 bit box trying to use skype because the permissions are probably set by the v4l1 compatibility package.