Hi Frank and thanks for your reply, I think i had read a similar suggestion on the net, but mountpoints are not called usbX in my case. They are called userid/keylabel (e.g: /media/baldyeti/my4GBkey). These are created (and deleted) dynamically and have no corresponding line in fstab. Anyway prompted by your post I looked a little closer at those nodes created under /media. I deleted the /media/baldyeti directory, and tada, dolphin was then able to mount a usb key under my regular account. It recreated the same folder structure or so it seems but at least now it is working. Cheers, --bald Frank Weißer wrote on 2015-11-13 09:17:
Hi! Had the same problem with DebianEdu Jessie and found mountpount /media/usb0 defined in /etc/fstab. Deleting the line resulted in mounting usb-sticks in /media/[username] with appropriate rights. readU frank Am 12.11.2015 um 16:37 schrieb baldyeti:Hello, under wheezy i had no problem mounting usb keys with dolphin and reading their content. Under jessie only root can do so (and the mount point dynamically created under /media is owned by root indeed). Can someone suggest a remedy ?