Hello,
On Tue, May 12, 2009 at 12:21 AM, SkyRaT <[email protected]> wrote:
> I use /etc/fstab entries for SD, USB stick and CDROM. Everything should be
> set up
> correctly, since it worked before and works manually now.
>
> When /etc/fstab includes an entry about a device inserted, "mount" is being
> invoked instead of "pmount" (as written in "man pmount"). But this is not so
> now. Neither mount nor pmount is being invoked.
Then, this is not a problem with pmount, but with the program that
should potentially invoque it. pmount does not have a resident process
that automatically mounts newly discovered devices. Which package is
responsible for auto-mounting on your system ? Which desktop
environment are you using ? Is the "breakage" the result of an upgrade
of your system ? If so, looking into /var/log/aptitude or
/var/log/dpkg should help you find out which package is the wrongdoer.
> The whole procedure ends up by
> creating the device node e.g. /dev/sdd1.
>
> After this, if I invoke (as a normal user) "pmount /dev/sdd1" manually, the
> device
> is properly mounted. If I invoke "mount /de/sdd1" manually, the device is also
> properly mounted.
Then it means that pmount is working perfectly fine. I leave this
bug open for now, but we'll need to find the package from which the
problem is coming, and either reassign this bug there or close it and
open a new one.
Cheers,
Vincent
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