(In reply to comment #2)
> The CD's status was incorrect even after ejecting and reinserting!
>
> I am sure user mounting of devices was working for me the last time I tried it,
> which was probably only a week or two before upgrading. I had been tracking
> Breezy, so it seems likely this was a recent change.
There indeed was; before that change, gnome-vfs incorrectly used mount instead
of pmount.
> My user was never in the
> plugdev group until the problem occurred yesterday and I discovered I would need
> to add it.
Ok, to clean this up:
- Users who want to use removable devices are supposed to be in the plugdev
group. It just works (or rather worked) for CD-ROMs since /cdrom is usually in
the fstab.
- I agree that this is a bit inconsistent, so I'll change gnome-vfs2 to fall
back to mount if it cannot execute pmount.
(In reply to comment #2)
> The CD's status was incorrect even after ejecting and reinserting!
>
> I am sure user mounting of devices was working for me the last time I tried it,
> which was probably only a week or two before upgrading. I had been tracking
> Breezy, so it seems likely this was a recent change.
There indeed was; before that change, gnome-vfs incorrectly used mount instead
of pmount.
> My user was never in the
> plugdev group until the problem occurred yesterday and I discovered I would need
> to add it.
Ok, to clean this up:
- Users who want to use removable devices are supposed to be in the plugdev
group. It just works (or rather worked) for CD-ROMs since /cdrom is usually in
the fstab.
- I agree that this is a bit inconsistent, so I'll change gnome-vfs2 to fall
back to mount if it cannot execute pmount.