http://qa.mandrakesoft.com/show_bug.cgi?id=3063
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------- Additional Comments From [EMAIL PROTECTED] 2003-16-09 08:33 -------
This a problem in drakupdate_fstab that will be fixed in the next drakxtools upload.
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I was just wondering why Dynamic doesn't use supermount for the
mountpoints it creates? The problem with not using it, is that unless one
clicks on the mount point on the desktop (assuming one is created, see
bug 3062) before attempting to access the drive from inside an
application, it won't work. Worse, if you simply mount it from the command
line, it doesn't have the user switch on by default, making it so that
non-root users can't access it.
Since Mandrake uses supermount on everything else, doesn't using it on
these drives make things more consistant and less problematic?
Thanks,
Tim
