On Wednesday, 2013-11-06, 12:33:03, adrelanos wrote: > Hi! > > I am asking this question from a Linux distribution packager perspective > (I am a maintainer of Whonix, which is a derivative of Debian testing). > > The udisks package is installed. > > When a CD is inserted, KDE's device auto mounter will correctly pop up > and show the name of the CD that has been inserted. But when trying to > take action, when trying to open it, there is an error message: > Can not mount the following device: > > When running the command "sudo mkdir /mnt/cdrom0" beforehand, KDE's > device auto mounter will be able to mount it, dolphin will open and > everything is fine. > > So it seems to me, that for some reason KDE's device auto mounter is > unable to create the /mnt/cdrom0 folder. How could that be fixed?
If you had to run the command using sudo then it is obviously something that a user session cannot do. My assumption would be that the mount point is expected to exist, expected to have been created by a udev rule, or by whatever actually does the mounting (udisks?). Cheers, Kevin -- Kevin Krammer, KDE developer, xdg-utils developer KDE user support, developer mentoring
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