Udisk2 assigning UID/GID of 1023 to anything mounted by user
by brendan_orr from LinuxQuestions.org on (#4R8Y1)
I'm having issues trying to figure this one out:
I can mount USB flash media from within Thunar or Dolphin from my regular user just fine. However when I try to eject/unmount it fails with operation not permitted. When looking at the mount point it somehow has the ownership of 1023:1023 (so, not an actual user or group on this system). I can't find any worthwhile occurance of '1023' anywhere in /etc. Then only thing I changed from my slackware64 14.2 install from the configuration side was I added a udev rule to mount all media in /media instead of /run/media/[username] with this udev rule:
Code:ENV{ID_FS_USAGE}=="filesystem", ENV{UDISKS_FILESYSTEM_SHARED}="1"I've added my user to the 'disks' and 'plugdev' groups and have tried adding Code:, GROUP="disks" to the above rule without any luck.
Any ideas?
I can mount USB flash media from within Thunar or Dolphin from my regular user just fine. However when I try to eject/unmount it fails with operation not permitted. When looking at the mount point it somehow has the ownership of 1023:1023 (so, not an actual user or group on this system). I can't find any worthwhile occurance of '1023' anywhere in /etc. Then only thing I changed from my slackware64 14.2 install from the configuration side was I added a udev rule to mount all media in /media instead of /run/media/[username] with this udev rule:
Code:ENV{ID_FS_USAGE}=="filesystem", ENV{UDISKS_FILESYSTEM_SHARED}="1"I've added my user to the 'disks' and 'plugdev' groups and have tried adding Code:, GROUP="disks" to the above rule without any luck.
Any ideas?