Hi, can someone confirm, when udisk2 is not installed you can not mount/umount USB stick (cd/dvd too)?
14.1+systemd here
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On Thu, 09 Jul 2020 21:32:32 +0200 deloptes deloptes@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, can someone confirm, when udisk2 is not installed you can not mount/umount USB stick (cd/dvd too)?
14.1+systemd here
There should be multiple options for automounting support--any of udisks, udisks2, udevil, or pmount used to be supported, but you'll need at least one of those installed (and I'm not sure about udisks-not-2 and the latest builds). I believe you also need an active dbus session.
You should still be able to mount and unmount manually from the command line without any of that, though. If *that* doesn't work, your system is messed up in ways that have nothing to do with TDE.
E. Liddell
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E. Liddell wrote:
There should be multiple options for automounting support--any of udisks, udisks2, udevil, or pmount used to be supported, but you'll need at least one of those installed (and I'm not sure about udisks-not-2 and the latest builds). I believe you also need an active dbus session.
more than enough info - I just wonder why nothing complained. if none of the above is present, I was getting funny error from konqueror, took me a while to find out that udisks2 wasmissing, installed and it works. and yes it requires dbus.
You should still be able to mount and unmount manually from the command line without any of that, though. If *that* doesn't work, your system is messed up in ways that have nothing to do with TDE.
yes, but I have to be root - it is not like click and play.
Thanks
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On 2020/07/10 09:08 AM, deloptes wrote:
E. Liddell wrote:
There should be multiple options for automounting support--any of udisks, udisks2, udevil, or pmount used to be supported, but you'll need at least one of those installed (and I'm not sure about udisks-not-2 and the latest builds). I believe you also need an active dbus session.
more than enough info - I just wonder why nothing complained. if none of the above is present, I was getting funny error from konqueror, took me a while to find out that udisks2 wasmissing, installed and it works. and yes it requires dbus.
You should still be able to mount and unmount manually from the command line without any of that, though. If *that* doesn't work, your system is messed up in ways that have nothing to do with TDE.
yes, but I have to be root - it is not like click and play.
Thanks
TDE supports various option to mount disks (udisks, udisks2, udevil, pmount) and some of them requires DBus indeed. If you can't mount as a normal user, you probably need to check the options used in /etc/fstab and also your polkit settings. Cheers Michele
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Michele Calgaro via trinity-devel wrote:
TDE supports various option to mount disks (udisks, udisks2, udevil, pmount) and some of them requires DBus indeed. If you can't mount as a normal user, you probably need to check the options used in /etc/fstab and also your polkit settings.
Michele, The problem was that in konqueror it did not give a meaningful message and even I couldn't conclude what was wrong until I recalled that years ago I was looking at polkit udisks2 settings. Then it lighted up. I checked and udisks2 was not installed (might have been purged on a cleanup). Installed and konqueror worked immediately.
It could be that we add some more meaningful message in the dialog. That's all.
regards
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