Re: Konqueror mount error

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On Tuesday 10 September 2019 18.03:27 Michele Calgaro via trinity-users wrote:

> As an additional thought, it is possible that perhaps TDEHW is notified by
> udev of the existence of the new device before UDisks2 has created the
> related object path. Therefore an immediate attempt to automount the device
> would result in the error displayed in the original screenshot (object path
> /org/freedesktop/UDisks2/block_devices/sdg1 not existing).

Sound plausible to me, as these disks do mount at a later stage

> This would also be consistent with the fact that a later attempt to mount
> the device (even from Konqueror) works fine. I assume you have chosen to
> automount the device when inserted in the tde control center, right?

Humm... not really. I have "chosen" nothing (at least knowing I did). I may 
have said yes to mounting them the first time I got a popup window asking for 
it (which would explain why I get that window as root but not as user).

In storage media I have "Enable medium application autostart after mount" 
checked. "Mount automaticaly", "Read only" and "Quiet" are unchecked, "UTF-8" 
and "Mount as user" are checked, "Synchronous", "Access time updates" 
and "Flushed IO" show a minus, which I imagine means undefined.

> Cheers
>   Michele

Thierry


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