Public bug reported:
Good morning.
Under ubuntu 23.04, I created four different partitions (ext4, ntfs, ext3,
exfat).
When I plug in the usb key, all four partitions are automatically mounted by
the UDISKSCTL application which says it works for me. i am the user "a".
journalctl -b -g Quest
juin 19 19:21:53 a udisksd[1343]: Mounted /dev/sdd4 at /media/a/Question4 on
behalf of uid 1000
juin 19 19:21:54 a udisksd[1343]: Mounted /dev/sdd3 at /media/a/Question3 on
behalf of uid 1000
juin 19 19:21:54 a udisksd[1343]: Mounted /dev/sdd1 at /media/a/Question1 on
behalf of uid 1000
juin 19 19:21:54 a udisksd[1343]: Mounted /dev/sdd2 at /media/a/Question2 on
behalf of uid 1000
But I see that I am banned from writing for two of them.
ls -ls /media/a | grep Quest
4 drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 4096 juin 19 19:02 Question1
4 drwxrwxrwx 1 a a 4096 juin 19 19:20 Question2
4 drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 4096 juin 19 19:03 Question3
32 drwxr-xr-x 2 a a 32768 juin 19 19:21 Question4
I thought that this version will finally properly address the problem
that has existed for too long.
I consider this to be a malfunction and not smart security.
I summarize the problem.
When an external disk contains an ext4 partition, the user is not allowed to
write to this partition. He
must do a command 'sudo chown/chmod ........'
It is not normal. This situation has lasted long enough. Do what is necessary
so that the write mount of a USB medium is transparent to the user. It will do
a lot of people a lot of good.
Good day.
** Affects: udisks2 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/2025961
Title:
udisksctl mount some partitions in read mode for the user.
Status in udisks2 package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
Good morning.
Under ubuntu 23.04, I created four different partitions (ext4, ntfs, ext3,
exfat).
When I plug in the usb key, all four partitions are automatically mounted by
the UDISKSCTL application which says it works for me. i am the user "a".
journalctl -b -g Quest
juin 19 19:21:53 a udisksd[1343]: Mounted /dev/sdd4 at /media/a/Question4 on
behalf of uid 1000
juin 19 19:21:54 a udisksd[1343]: Mounted /dev/sdd3 at /media/a/Question3 on
behalf of uid 1000
juin 19 19:21:54 a udisksd[1343]: Mounted /dev/sdd1 at /media/a/Question1 on
behalf of uid 1000
juin 19 19:21:54 a udisksd[1343]: Mounted /dev/sdd2 at /media/a/Question2 on
behalf of uid 1000
But I see that I am banned from writing for two of them.
ls -ls /media/a | grep Quest
4 drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 4096 juin 19 19:02 Question1
4 drwxrwxrwx 1 a a 4096 juin 19 19:20 Question2
4 drwxr-xr-x 3 root root 4096 juin 19 19:03 Question3
32 drwxr-xr-x 2 a a 32768 juin 19 19:21 Question4
I thought that this version will finally properly address the problem
that has existed for too long.
I consider this to be a malfunction and not smart security.
I summarize the problem.
When an external disk contains an ext4 partition, the user is not allowed to
write to this partition. He
must do a command 'sudo chown/chmod ........'
It is not normal. This situation has lasted long enough. Do what is necessary
so that the write mount of a USB medium is transparent to the user. It will do
a lot of people a lot of good.
Good day.
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