Dear all,
I've started experiencing a problem with automounted volumes and
volumes, mounted via Nautilus. I use debian jessie with gnome 3.14. And
the problem is:
1) I plug in a usb storage device and it is mounted with udisks at
/media/$USER/$LABEL
OR I use udisksctl mount -b /dev/sdXY
Both of these actions mount th sdXY partition to the /media/$USER/$LABEL.
2) I open Nautilus and click at the mounted device label.
3) I get the error message "This location could not be displayed. \n You
do not have the permissions necessary to view the contents of “$LABEL”."
And the directory is not opened. Moreover,
$ ls /media/$USER/$LABEL gives
ls: cannot access /media/$USER/$LABEL: Permission denied
I experience this kind of behavior on a pretty recent debian-gnome
install. And not only on plugged usb-sticks (any FS: fat, ntfs, ext4),
but also on my main sda there is additional ext4 partition I do not
mount via fstab. This partition has the same error message after it not
being mounted is clicked in nautilus and hence mounted with udisks.
I didn't tweak polkit, udev rules or udisks... The usb-stick I plug in
works on my secondaty debian installation on the same laptop. By "works"
I mean it is automounted when plugged in and opens when clicked in
Nautilus (on the contrary to my Jessie intallation).
Finally, fstab does not include any of described "problem-media".
I have absolutely no idea, what could have caused such a malfunctioning.
Any help required!
Sincerely,
Evgenii
