>There is a method of mounting a file-system and specifying a UID and/or GUID
>that will allow for other (non-root) users to access the file-system. I'm
>sorry I don't recall what the statements are.
Add "users" without the quote to /etc/fstab. This will allow anyone to
mount the file system, and anyone else to umount it.
This doesn't work if you're using your user to try to mount a file system
to a mount point in some other user's ~/. You don't have permission to
access that directory, so your attempt to mount to it is denied.
Glen
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