there has been no mentioned of similar issues in years and it's likely
resolved, closing but feel free to open a new report if you still have
problems in newer versions
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Status: Confirmed => Invalid
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I can confirm this issues still exists in a clean install of 12.04 LTS
using FreeNX. I did find that if I hook a keyboard and a mouse up and
log in locally, I can access the usb thumb drive normally. However, over
FreeNX it says something like Access Denied - Unauthorized. I can also
access the
Not Fixed, Same Problem. AND TELL ME if you need infos, whan cmd command
to give. I have this problem for 4 years.
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With the latest update, complete remove and reinstall, re-reinstall.
Delete and reinstall, reinstal ubuntu. Install and reinstall. all this i
tried
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the recent oneiric issues were due to lightdm and fixed in the current
version
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Unable to mount location Not
Although I am on 11.10, I can't access my local hdds either. Same
message pops out: Unable to mount 320 GB Filesystem - Not Authorized.
I did some updates today via apt-get upgrade, but I can't tell now
what's been upgraded. I don't even know where to start looking, what is
causing this. Even my
Status changed to 'Confirmed' because the bug affects multiple users.
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Status: New = Confirmed
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Yes, the latest nautilus update has broken the ability to mount drives
again. I've got nautilus 1:3.1.90-0ubuntu3 installed.
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Didn't work. Installed thunar and i can mount filesystems as a normal
user using thunar
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I can confirm this is happening to me also when I login via NX and
attempt to mount an external USB harddrive. I would be happy to provide
more details if requested.
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This is also happening to me, but in a slightly different manner. Again
on a clean install of 10.10.
If I am logged in to the console X session the USB disks will mount.
However, I get errors in other VNC sessions (e.g., extra X sessions)
that I don't have permission to mount the disk. Indeed,
This happened to me again when I did a new clean install of Ubuntu 10.10
(on two different machines with the same problem).
The only workaround that works (for me) is to open two terminal windows
and in the first go:
sudo blkid
to see the UUIDs of all devices.
In the second go
sudo gedit
Same problem with a new install of 10.04 LTS on a laptop. No combination
of rebooting or other fiddling suggested on the forums has helped.
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Can't mount partitions with palimpsest, either, unless I do sudo
palimpsest.
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I had this issue today on a brand new install of 10.04.1 LTS
Boot up - could not mount my hard drives.
Saw other issues too like could not change my account type in Users and Groups.
No prompt for sudo password, just no response at all.
Could access sudo prompt for update manager though.
sudo
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I *just* had this issue, today.
Posted in forums @
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=9893684#post9893684
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Yesterday this started happening to me. Until then I was able to connect
my Cowon S9 and have it mount automatically, but now I get an Unable to
mount COWON S9 Not Authorized popup. I typically connect it and use
gpodder to get current podcast episodes on it each weekday before work,
so most
Strange. After updating and rebooting, I can once again mount the Cowon
S9. Attached is the diff between dpkg.log before and dpkg.log after.
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hasn't done it for a while but..
problem still there with: 2.6.32-24-generic-pae
back to rebooting...
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Same here, this issue still happens to me although it seems to be less
frequent for some reason.
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Not sure whether to report this as the same bug?
My system is a clean install of 10.04 with current patches applied.
For the past few weeks if I try to access my second sata drive (from Nautilus)
straight after boot up I get...
Unable to mount location Not Authorized.
The shutdown icon greys out
Same problem, mounting a drive sometimes result in the Not Authorized error.
Rebooting helps most of the time, but i do have to reboot with the terminal
because within gnome it will redirect me to the login screen (Same for
shutdown).
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My drive was available before upgrading to 10.04, but after upgrading, I
can't mount it. Not authorized in nautilus or the disk utility. If I
nautilus as root, the drive fails to show up whatsoever. I get a similar
error as OP when I try it via the terminal.
This is a big problem. I don't know
Same here. Rather annoying. I agree that it seems to be a policy kit
issue.
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Same here, 10.04 and cannot mount any SATA drives using NX.
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Same here, 9.10. Can'r mount any usb drives when connect using NX.
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Same here, when shelled in using NX, cannot mount DVD's or USB devices
using nautilus.
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Same problem here. Using NX I cannot mount anything (or create DVDs with
brasero).
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I have the same problem. using ubuntu 10.04 had same issue with 9.10.
Locally logged in I can mount drives , but when using remote connections using
NX I cannot mount drives.
I have a pc with Debian Lenny and that has no issues at all mounting drives.
Although it doesn't
Based on what I have
I also have the exact same problem as David G. and rdasilva. Logged in
locally I am able to mount usb devices without any problem but logged in
through a remote NX connection I get the reported error message. (Ubuntu
9.10).
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I experience the same problem as David G. when logging into my Ubuntu
9.10 box with NX. Seems to have changed with a recent update; this
worked in the original 9.10 install.
Seems to be an issue with remote access (vnc, NX, etc.). Can open
volumes normally if logged in to the physical system.
Well I get this bug on 10.04 (lucid lynx); so it is likely permission related -
the problem is finding what permission is required for /media.
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The work-around is to mount at boot time, i.e. add suitable lines to the
end of /etc/fstab such as:
/dev/sdc1/media/FreeAgent ntfsdefaults 02
/dev/sdb1/media/t1backup ext4 defaults 02
Then both problem disks are accessible even when working over a
Thank you for your bug report. Do you remember what you upgraded? The list
should be in /var/log/dpkg.log. Did it work before?
The mount command has nothing to do with GNOME and it seems to issue there is
not a nautilus one. Did you have fstab lines for those drives before?
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I certainly had access to both disks last time I looked which would have
been 3 or 4 days ago probably.
Samba 2:3.4.0-3ubuntu5.4 was installed on 31 Jan (See end of previous
dpkg.log) and was working.
linux-image-2.6.31-19-generic none 2.6.31-19.56 went in on 7th Feb at
19:18 along with other
Further analysis:
a) I was connecting remotely using vnc4server.
b) Connecting locally allows me to mount any of theproblem discs OK.
c) If I mount the disk locally and then access the server through vnc4server I
can open and access the disk.
Thus the problem seems to be related to use of
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