Gaudenz Steinlin wrote: > As I understand Kamions patch, the filesystems are mounted from fstab on > system boot. Probably it would be better to mark the filesystems where > an uid/gid mapping is not possible as "user" an mount them after login. > Else the user does not really benefit from FAT/NTFS partitions > automatically mounted in /media because he can't access the files. If the desktop environments make it easy to mount such non-removable media then I agree that would be a good way to do it. > Another possiblity is to mount them with umask=0, so that all users can > access the files. Probably not as good, since system users would also be able to, including the nobody user.. -- see shy jo
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