OK, so it seems the udisks --mount worked and mounted the drive, right?
gvfs sees the new medium as well, but says "should_automount=0" for some reason. Also, it seems that in the first gvfs-mount -li output the drive was called /dev/sr1, and then suddenly /dev/sr0, which is weird. So I'm afraid we need another debugging round.
Please reboot the computer to have a clean state, and the first CD will automount (but don't insert it yet). Now start
gvfs-mount -oi
insert the first CD, confirm that it automounts; eject it again, wait a bit, insert it again, and confirm that it doesn't automount.
Now press Control-C again, and copy&paste the entire output. Now do
dmesg > /tmp/dmesg.txt
and attach /tmp/dmesg.txt. Please attach your /etc/fstab as well, just in case.
OK, so it seems the udisks --mount worked and mounted the drive, right?
gvfs sees the new medium as well, but says "should_ automount= 0" for some reason. Also, it seems that in the first gvfs-mount -li output the drive was called /dev/sr1, and then suddenly /dev/sr0, which is weird. So I'm afraid we need another debugging round.
Please reboot the computer to have a clean state, and the first CD will automount (but don't insert it yet). Now start
gvfs-mount -oi
insert the first CD, confirm that it automounts; eject it again, wait a bit, insert it again, and confirm that it doesn't automount.
Now press Control-C again, and copy&paste the entire output. Now do
dmesg > /tmp/dmesg.txt
and attach /tmp/dmesg.txt. Please attach your /etc/fstab as well, just in case.
Thanks,
Martin