On May 25, Paul Jones <raptorma...@gmail.com> wrote: > udisks --mount /dev/sdb1 > Mount failed: Authentication is required What I need to know is if you can mount the device using mount as root, udisks is not relevant right now. And then report the output of "ls -l /dev/sdb1" and "getfacl /dev/sdb1". If it works, then your issue has nothing to do with the original bug report.
> That's not supposed to happen. Period. It's really not the user's job to > know WHY that doesn't happen, or how to fix it. It's my job to report > that it DOESN't work. No, your job is to provide me with useful information, which so far you failed to do. Even worse, you replied with incorrect information which sidetracked me. Just saying "does not work" may make you feel better, but will not help me investigating the bug. > Maybe instead of belittling users, you could write some documentation to > show users how to use udisks. Because I would claim less than 10% of > users on debian even know it exists. Then maybe you should bother the udisks maintainer about this. > And btw, I have to start nautilus with dbus-launch nautilus otherwise it > won't mount disks. Still not interested in the upper layers. -- ciao, Marco
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