Pierre Neidhardt <[email protected]> writes: > Conclusion: a udev rule might solve part of the problem (auto-mounting) but > it does not allow for per-user mount points. > > In the end, udiskie might be the better option. What do you think?
My only experience here is in using udev rules to mount disks in systems as a specific unprivileged user. I would install the rule as a privileged user, and then enjoy the automatic mounting as an unprivileged user. I don't know how to accomplish that for multiple unprivileged users, and I don't know how to accomplish it without installing the udev rules as a privileged user first. It could very well be that helper programs like udiskie provide those sort of features. If so, then that's probably the right path, I think. -- Chris
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