23 Nov
2024
23 Nov
'24
2:50 a.m.
On 2024/11/23 01:10 AM, deloptes via tde-users wrote:
As far as I understand the problem Roman addressed, it
is that TDE bypasses
udisks if there is fstab entry for the device, while the correct behavior
would be to see if udisks is allowed to handle the device, because udisks
itself honours fstab. But this is just my understanding and hypothesis for
now. In the docs of udisks it says it uses fstab and its config file. Both
are managed by root only, so it is for the root user to decide what the
user can do.
Hi Emanoil,
thanks for the info and for expressing the problem in understandable terms :+1:
I read further into the link you posted and the udisks docs and this cleared a few things
out.
Basically udisks will obey /etc/fstab for those devices which are listed there, as
indicated here:
" Also note that block devices having corresponding records in /etc/fstab are
excluded from the overrides as the mount
options are fully taken from such records just like before."
So whether we follow fstab or let udisks handle the device, in the end the results should
be the same, unless I miss
something.
Cheers
Michele