On Friday 06 November 2020 00:35:03 BorgLabs - Kate Draven wrote:
Hi all!
Is it just me or can sombody else replicate this behaviour:
- pmount installed, udisks2 not installed: I get the "device
inserted .."-dialog, but the device icons do not show up. Mounting and unmounting works. After removing all external devicis I still have /media/ populated with "interesting" folders, each containing one file ".creaded_by_pmount". Zhese survive a reboot, so I have to remove them by hand.
- udisks2 is installed, pmount not instaled: I get the "device
inserted .."-dialog, and all device icons as expected. Mounting and unmounting works. /media/ is working as expected, i.e. folders disappear when the device is removed.
So ... save to say "install udisks2 and forget aboult pmount" ? pmount i
used in exegnulinux, that's why I ran into it.
Nik
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Hi Nik
I don't use pmount, so I can't speak to its behavior. udisk2, as you described, is how it works for me. udisk2, at least for me, works perfectly. However, I would wait for the remaining collective to speak. We might just learn something.
Cheers,
Kate
There was a much earlier thread, originally started by deloptes (I believe), under this heading: "Auto-mount no longer auto-mounts (TDE mediamanager)"
In response to this thread, I mentioned that suddenly some of my external drives were creating their own weird mount points, for example:
/media/Elements_25A1 /media/External_HDD____ /media/Mass_Storage_Device /media/My_Book_________ /media/<some_new_name> /media/<user_name> /media/USB_Storage
(Note that I always create custom mount points for all my hard drives, so that they don't keep changing on me if they somehow get unmounted. These points did not obey my rules in fstab, but suddenly everything is more or less back to normal.)
Does this sound like what you describe?
Bill