permissions with udev/pmount?

[Nicolas de Sereville <deserevi@ieec.uab.es>]

Hi list,

I have the following problem using debian sid (kernel 2.6.8-1). I am 
trying to get an icon automatically when I plug in my usb stick or 
camera. I use udev / hal / gnome-volume-manager. As a normal user the 
links in /dev are created following the udev rules file, but the device 
is not mounted (pmount problem?) and hence doesn't appear on my desktop.

Starting a X session as root, everything is working correctly. My usb 
stick and camera are detected, mounted and a nice icon appears on the 
desktop.

So I guess I have a problem of permissions or groups for a normal user 
but I cannot figure out what? Following a few recent threads concerning 
this topic in the archives I made me member of the "plugdev" and "hal" 
(necessary?) group, and the device node in /dev are created in the "hal" 
group.

Any help will be very apreciated!
Nico


A few technical information:
1- udev rules for my usb stick:
   BUS="usb", KERNEL="sd*", SYSFS{product}="USB Mass Storage Device", 
NAME="gyp-cl-%k", SYMLINK="gyp-cl-usb%n", MODE="0660", GROUP="hal"

2- /etc/fstab information:
   /dev/gyp-cl-usb /media/stick    auto    rw,user,noauto,sync     
0       0

3- installed packages:
   ii  dbus-1                  0.22-3               simple interprocess 
messaging system
   ii  udev                     0.048-3              /dev/ management 
daemon
   ii  hotplug                0.0.20040329-1 Linux Hotplug Scripts
   ii  hal                        0.4.2-4               Hardware 
Abstraction Layer
   ii  gnome-volume-m 1.1.2-5              GNOME daemon to auto-mount 
and manage media