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In Gnome when you put in a flash drive, it automatically mounts it in /media, and it's owned by me - so you can open a file on the flash drive in a file manager, the file isn't read only. Is there anyway to do this in AwesomeWM?
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Have a look at http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/HAL
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Thanks, but where should I put all of the <device> blocks? I tried putting them in the /etc/hal/... file, but that didn't do anything.
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Bump.
Even if I could just mount it manually then chown the mount point that would be fine, but I can't even chown it as root.
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You could just run thunar as a daemon and use it's volume management system.
pacman -Sy thunar thunar-volman
Start it with:
thunar --daemon
It will automatically mount removable drives.
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