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On Friday 07 October 2005 16.09, Remy Blank wrote: |
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> Andreas Karlsson wrote: |
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> The fstab is updated by hald. And the entry looks ok (it has the "user" |
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> option), except that I would remove "sync" for flash disks, as it will |
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> kill them in no time. |
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Yes, I did notice that hald is adding the line to fstab. |
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> The program actually doing the mount is ivman. You seem to be running it |
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> as root (probably started in the default runlevel, check with |
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> rc-status). Try running ivman as a normal user, for example by adding a |
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> symlink to the ivman binary in ~/.kde/Autostart (not sure about the |
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> location) so that it is started when you log in (if you use kde), and |
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> copy your ivman configuration to ~/.ivman. As it will then run as your |
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> user, it will also mount disks with your permissions. |
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Thanks. I tried it, but it didn´t work. ivman is running, but whenever I plug |
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in a USB-device, it is not automounted. If I do a 'mount /media/usbdisk' as |
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root it mounts. So this leads me to think that there are some major |
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permission problems somewhere, but I don´t know where to look. |
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Best regards, |
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Andreas Karlsson |
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