Comment 3 for bug 69087

AFAICT, this fstab line works correctly:
/dev/disk/by-uuid/... /media/... auto defaults,user,noauto 0 0

noauto means mount -a will ignore it (used at boot-time - would be a problem to mount as root), but pmount will use it (I haven't tried rebooting yet).

Hot plugging does work as expected, (that's the point of pmount).

IO charsets doesn't work as expected (file names are incorrect, with a windows partition); pmount gets this right without fstab.
So I'm also hardcoding:
umask=077
iocharset=utf8
(and noatime)

A "pmountdefaults" option in fstab would be a nice addition for setting the encoding and umask, but I'm not nitpicking.