(In reply to comment #43)
> For what ever the reason, my user ID and those of my other users, were not in
> the plugdev group (id 46).
Both the first user, and all subsequent users created with users-admin (with the
"Desktop" profile, which is the default) are in plugdev. Do you use remote
authentication?
> Looks like during the upgrade, plugdev did not
> populate (for whatever reason).
Group memberships are not automatically changed on upgrades, this would be scary
security-wise.
> After adding my UID to the plugdev group, the DVD-Rom became automountable. What
> remains a mystery to me, is if this was the fix, then why would the CD R/W
> automount/autoplay?
Breezy's gnome-vfs now uses pmount to mount removable devices to get nicer
device labels. However, only plugdev users are allowed to execute pmount.
So your problem *is* in fact a dup of #18394.
So let's devote this bug to khurram who obviously has a different problem.
(In reply to comment #43)
> For what ever the reason, my user ID and those of my other users, were not in
> the plugdev group (id 46).
Both the first user, and all subsequent users created with users-admin (with the
"Desktop" profile, which is the default) are in plugdev. Do you use remote
authentication?
> Looks like during the upgrade, plugdev did not
> populate (for whatever reason).
Group memberships are not automatically changed on upgrades, this would be scary
security-wise.
> After adding my UID to the plugdev group, the DVD-Rom became automountable. What
> remains a mystery to me, is if this was the fix, then why would the CD R/W
> automount/autoplay?
Breezy's gnome-vfs now uses pmount to mount removable devices to get nicer
device labels. However, only plugdev users are allowed to execute pmount.
So your problem *is* in fact a dup of #18394.
So let's devote this bug to khurram who obviously has a different problem.