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regarding udev: chown hotplugged mass storage device to current user
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Package: udev
Version: 157-1
Severity: wishlist

To allow people at a multiuser installation to write Debian
installation media to take home with them, it would be nice to able to
automatically grant the current user access to any newly attached
removable block devices (think: USB key).

The current /lib/udev/91-permissions.rules only grants access to the
"floppy" group.

        SUBSYSTEM=="block",                             GROUP="disk"
        SUBSYSTEM=="block", ATTRS{removable}=="1",      GROUP="floppy"

Naturally, most users are members of plugdev but not floppy, since
they can be trusted with access to their own but not others’ removable
media.  With the help of pmount, if a suitable file system is present
on the disk, users can copy files, but the lower-level operations
needed to write a boot disk require access to the block device.

Thoughts?
Jonathan



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On Jun 10, Jonathan Nieder <[email protected]> wrote:

> To allow people at a multiuser installation to write Debian
> installation media to take home with them, it would be nice to able to
> automatically grant the current user access to any newly attached
> removable block devices (think: USB key).
apt-get install udisks

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Marco

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