Thorsten Alteholz <debian@alteholz.de> writes: > Due to a change in systemd, the directory /run/lock is no longer world > writable, but uucp uses this directory to create its lock files (as it is > documented in FHS). As you can see in #1110981 there already is a > complaint from a user that uucp no longer works. Let me add a tiny but significant detail to this discussion. While I haven't personally used all of uucp in quite some time (but am pleased to see it having a resurgence of interest in the ham radio world for store and forward messaging over HF digital radio links!), I use 'cu' almost constantly for interacting with embedded serial consoles on devices a USB connection away from my laptop. Having a change imposed by the systemd community cause 'cu' to break with no warning was really frustrating. My temporary "fix" was to manually open up the permissions on /run/lock, which is clearly not the right long term solution, so I look forward to your answer to Thorsten. Regards, Bdale
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