I'm using Feisty now, and things have changed:
- I can mount the partition using pmount ("pmount /dev/sda6"), and it
gets mapped to /media/disk, which makes sense.
Still, I have strange behaviour:
- just after mounting, I get a graphical message (from nautilus ?) saying that
only root can access my disk, which is obviously wrong since I can browse it
afterwards
- once the disk is mounted, hal (or pmount ??) seems to remember my passphrase
(I can click on the disk in the disk mounter utility, select mount, and the
disk mounts without passphrase), which is something I do not want at all: I
expect that, when umounting the device, the passphrase should not be stored
anywhere. That's a large security hole. And that's a new behaviour. Is-there a
config file to change that ?
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gnome-hal fails to handle encrypted HD partition correctly
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/48196
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