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as the permissions are for the demo user, it prevents me from saving damaged inside the external hd.
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this error persists in both live and installed. The same error also occurs in internal ext3 partitions as in external USB usb.
anticapitalista
I’m not seeing the same as you.
Attached screenshots of spacefm show correct permissions of the media files on the usb device.
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Philosophers have interpreted the world in many ways; the point is to change it.
antiX with runit - leaner and meaner.
I’m not seeing the same as you.
Attached screenshots of spacefm show correct permissions of the media files on the usb device.
Actually, we are seeing different things.
I am in the antix live, I created the user jpgamer and this is what I visualize in the permissions of the external disk. He is really riding as a user demo.
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it seems that the montage is taking the UID of the user demo in the live. But it also happens when it is installed. Something is happening with the montage.
I already discovered that it seems to happen only with ext3 partitions, with ntfs partitions there are no problems.
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the assembly is using udevil, is not it? It would not be some udevil conf? I also do not understand why only I have problems with permits in the assembly or someone else will have?
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Anonymous
the assembly is using udevil, is not it? It would not be some udevil conf?
For non-root user mount operations, IIRC pmount is used.why only I have problems
The multi-user features are probably seldom used. You are likely just discovering corners which no one else has yet noticed and reported.cd /home/jp2gamer
grep -ir “demo:demo”
grep -ir “demo”
Do you find anything (any configuration file) with a hard-coded reference to “demo”?On a relatively fresh antiX17 system, I checked:
cd /etc/skel
grep -ir “demo:demo” none
grep -ir “demo” {———– (unrelated to your mount problem, but) YES, several hard-coded /home/demo …roxicons paths found within configfilesToward replicating your result and troubleshooting, a few questions:
1) spacefm + multiple user accounts + mount ext3
^—- (ignoring exact v1.0.5 spacefm version) No problems with this exact scenario on other distros, yes?2) jp2gamer account was created during livesession, or was created after installation to disk?
3) Does demo account still exist?
4) (if demo account still exists) Is autologin enabled… and “demo” is the default auto-logged account?I do not know if I’m true, per spacefm uses pmount or udisksctl to mount as partitions. It may be that these commands are not correctly assigning permissions to assembly with other types of users.http://ignorantguru.github.io/spacefm/spacefm-manual-en.html
Device Manager * – Programmable device management
Single-click mounting and unmounting of devices *
Optional automatic mounting and opening of devices on insert *
Programmable event-based manager runs any commands or apps you specify on device or media insertion, mount, and removal *
———- SNIP ————-
Built-in udev (or eudev) support – can be used with udevil (a mount tool designed specifically for SpaceFM), pmount, udisks, or your custom mount solution *
When used without udisks, there is no need for policykit, consolekit, devicekit, gvfs, and other troublesome components susceptible to frequent breakage and misconfiguration
Add custom Device and Protocol handlers, and mount options based on fstype or device *With version 0.7.5 in April 2012, SpaceFM replaced udisks with direct udev support for device detection and information, and support for multiple mount solutions including udevil (a mount program developed specifically for SpaceFM), pmount, udisks v1 or v2, or any program you specify.
seems to happen only with ext3 partitions
Aha, that a great observation toward troubleshooting.
As a betester and a user, I have only tested ext4, FAT32, and ntfs. (I did find, and report, a bug specific to FAT32, but i don’t recall the details).
To test, I would need to create an ext3 partition (not today)http://ignorantguru.github.io/spacefm/spacefm-manual-en.html#handlers-dev
another except from the spacefm User Manual
Mount Options
Mount Options opens a dialog which allows you to set default mount options. These options may be used in Device Handlers via the substitution variable %o, and are used by the default mount command for all mounts, including auto-mounts.
In addition to regular options, you can also specify options to be added or removed for a specific filesystem type by using the form OPTION+FSTYPE or OPTION-FSTYPE.
For example, this set of options:
nosuid, sync+vfat, sync+ntfs, noatime, noatime-ext4
will add nosuid and noatime for all filesystem types, add sync for vfat and ntfs only, and remove noatime for ext4.
Note that only handlers which use the %o substitution variable will use options specified here. They will not apply to mounts performed by other handlers.
Note that some options, such as nosuid or noatime, may be added by your mount program even if you don’t include them. For example, if using udevil, you may need to also change the default options in /etc/udevil/udevil.conf. Also, options specified in /etc/fstab may take precedence over options specified in Mount Options.
pmount does not support conventional mount options, so when using pmount as the mount command, options set here will be ignored. Instead, you can include pmount’s command line options in the appropriate Device Handler.1) spacefm + multiple user accounts + mount ext3
^—- (ignoring exact v1.0.5 spacefm version) No problems with this exact scenario on other distros, yes?2) jp2gamer account was created during livesession, or was created after installation to disk?
3) Does demo account still exist?
4) (if demo account still exists) Is autologin enabled… and “demo” is the default auto-logged account?1- Yes
2- I did both
3- Yes. But I did some tests in which I excluded the demo account.
4- No. I have predetermined the new account as automatic.anticapitalista
As well as chown, did you chmod 777 the device?
Philosophers have interpreted the world in many ways; the point is to change it.
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