The stack trace indicates that libslang2 is called through aa_autoinit()
by VLC's aa plugin.
** Package changed: libcaca (Ubuntu) = aalib (Ubuntu)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/971106
@Kovid: I am not comfortable with you modifying pmount either. You seem
to have good ideas about usability but about security not so much. I
will simply uninstall calibre for now.
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The attached patch fixes the wrong displayed permission problem, but
does not fix the wrong creation flags. Setting the local umask to 002
too, besides being something I'd like to avoid, does not change the
behaviour.
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fuse does not handle umask correctly
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/239792
I see the behaviour using sshfs and umask=002, with no other option
passed to sshfs.
1) All remote files appear locally with incorrect permissions, most
annoyingly with the +x flag.
2) Touching files creates them remotely as 644 instead of 664.
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fuse does not handle umask correctly
