Skype running as seperate user can't access jackdbus

I've locked down skype, running as a seperate user as outlined in the arch wiki, made sure that my .asoundrc is rather system wide as /etc/asound.conf.
Problem I have is understanding how to allow the skype process running as user 'skype' to access the Jackdbus running as different 'user'
Can anyone give me a hint where to look is this a visudo configuration or changing the /etc/groups ? I don't want to open anything wide again and negate the whole point of resitrictin skype in the begining.
Thanks

lanrat wrote:
Nice conversation :-)
If your camera isn't already in gphoto.rules you should report it to package maintainer (feature request) and/or gphoto devs.
I wouldn't modify standard gphoto.rules. I'd rather put this rule in /etc/udev/rules.d/00.udev.rules:
ATTRS{idVendor}=="04a9", ATTRS{idProduct}=="305b", GROUP:="camera"
to avoid overwriting after next update.
For restarting udev there is /etc/start_udev (or udev_start or something like this - I can't remember it :-))
thanks, it is /etc/start_udev - i was looking in /etc/rc.d.
i moved it back to 00.gphoto.rules so it won't get overwritten.
now that it's verified working in the standard rules, i'll make a report to the devs to add the cam there.
is your method for doing this in the wiki? i pretty much only figured out how to do it by reading your posts. if you have time, i think it would be a great wiki item. 8)

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