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Do we know why we have to do this? Are we misusing screen?

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It looks like sudoing the screen command was a better solution for me

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Are you sshing to your instance using the stack user? It sounds like you are sshing as root, and suing to stack, and then trying to join the screen. It would be better to just ssh as the stack user, then the default permissions will work.

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Not that I'm aware of. I'm doing a unique case of installing OpenStack with LXC in EC2 on 11.04. In our current incarnation, when I try to install, I'm getting permission denied on /dev/pts/0 from the stack user when trying to invoke screen and changing the permissions fixed this.

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since volumes are still a work in progress, we were thinking of not enabling by default them until we have integration with dashboard, ...

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robert - I'm closing this for now. If you are still having permissions issues, feel free to re-open after a trunk merge and reviewing the above comments.

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