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Hi there! |
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When I plug in an USB stick (with a VFAT partition), the device manager |
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plasmoid notifies me and allows to mount it. That's fine, but I would like |
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the permissions to be different, so that another user is able to write to |
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it. This user is using the same desktop, he is logged in via ssh -X in a |
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konsole, then he starts dolphin. |
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Is this configurable? I looked for HAL stuff, probably this can be set in |
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a .fdi file, but I did not find what to specify there. |
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This is not really important - I can let udev create a specific /dev entry |
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for the stick, add it to fstab and mount it manually, with the umask set |
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accordingly. But it would be nice if it could be done with KDE's builtin |
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stuff. So if anyone knows a solution, I'd be happy to hear. If not, no |
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problem. |
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Wonko |