Running "sudo hp-setup" changed permission of other applications
After I installed the HP LaserJet P1105 with "sudo hp-setup", KGpg and wicd were behaving strangely--not working.
Indeed, after many-many-many readings from forums and so, I discovered that owner and user of /home/antonio/
Wicd was unable to start. Reading the log, I saw that /etc/wicd/
I know it can seem strange, but actually the same behavior was confirmed when I installed the same printer on my girlfriend's laptop (we're both using karmic fully updated--only security and recommended updates).
1) How is it possible for hp-setup to mess with other applications' permissions?
2) What's the right way to run hp-setup? Just as user, sudo hp-setup (recommended on hplip website) or kdesudo hp-setup?
3) How can I be sure it didn't mess with more difficult stuff to be discovered?
Thanks for your help,
Antonio
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