On Fri, 4 Nov 2011, Andrew Z wrote: ...
[az@server media]$ ls -l ./ total 2 dr-xr-xr-x 4 4294967295 4294967295 136 Oct 29 23:43 dvd
Well 4294967295 is (2^32)-1 so for some reason either those are the uid/gid on the real device or something is not passing the info through to the mount...
I have no idea why that then prevents access to the files underneath, unless there are places where only the owner is allowed access (e.g mode 700 directories or similar)...
Can you alter the mount (or fstab since you have it mentioned there) to pass suitable uid=...,gid=... options? (see the mount man page entry for udf for lists of valid options)...
On sl5 we normally rely on hal to do the actual mounts which for most users is done via the gnome volume manager - and we tweak the gconf settings for it to pass suitable options to hal (if they are not correct already). I believe that things are different in sl6.
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