Quoth LuX:
> @Nick: Thank you for your udev rule. It might be handy, but I'm
> not so enthusiastic in using this method: it calls sudo (hence
> requires so special preferences for ordinary users, I guess)
Sudo is used so that mounts aren't owned by root (or whatever user
udevd is running as). I know setting it to my user is somewhat
flawed, but hey; the joy of single-user machines.
If someone wanted it would be quite easy to make a shell script to
set the user according to who was logged in. It could even wrap
around mount to remove the pmount dependency. But as I say, it's
simple and works for me, so I'm quite happy not to touch it :-)
Nick
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