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On Tue, 31 Dec 2013 19:14:36 -0700, Joseph wrote: |
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> If I remove the mounting line from fstab they mount with correct |
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> permission "joseph:users" but the mount point is reference as UUID and |
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> it makes it hard to reference it in bash scripts. |
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MOUNTPOINT=$(mount | awk '/^\/dev\/sdb1/ {print $3}') |
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Then you can let the automounter take care of everything for you. If you |
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use /etc/fstab, the device is mounted as root, but because you have a |
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mixture of filesystems you can specify the correct options for one |
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without breaking another. It is far simpler to let the automounter take |
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care of all of this and just handle the movable mount point. |
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There is probably a udisks option that sets the mount point to the device |
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name rather than the volume name or UUID, good luck finding it :) |
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Neil Bothwick |
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