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En/La Mitchell Laks ha escrit, a 16/05/05 14:38: <snip> | | Hi Jonathan, | | I suspect it is another damned consequence of udev. I wonder what we do to | avoid having to do this by a script of our own each time? where do we set | udev up for the cdroms? | | Mitchell | |
Hi Mitchell, I guess the thinking is that if you only reboot once a fortnight then creating the /media/cdromN mount points is no big deal. My gut feeling is that this was done intentionally for some security reason but I don't know enough about it to say for sure. Since I don't reboot all that often and I have integrated my script into a desktop shortcut which I just click and then, when prompted, type in my root password and that's it, I felt I could live with the situation. I'm sure you're right that it has something to do with udev. I recall having to track down the new mountpoint after some upgrade that did involve udev. Let me know if you want the script and the (KDE) command that gets it to run as root when you supply the password. Cheers, Jonathan -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.2.5 (GNU/Linux)
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