sane: fix multifunctional devices rights conflict with cups#5036
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What's the other relevant udev rule that should have more priority? Just curiosity, seems fine otherwise. |
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And why there's no problem with having group |
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Ok thanks :) |
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Another part of #4857 -- this makes MFDs work both with cups and sane. Without this they were being assigned to 'scanner' group, which prevented CUPS from working with them at all. This is how it's fixed on Arch Linux IIRC. Tested.