>From the pmount manpage for stretch:
»
pmount device [ label ]
This will mount device to a directory below /media if policy is met
(see below). If label is given, the mount point will be /media/label,
otherwise it will be /media/device.
«
There doesn't seem to be an option for pmount to mount at
/media/label_read_from_the_media
To provide that convenient automation, I use:
$ which lmount
lmount is a function
lmount ()
{
pmount $1 `e2label $1`
}
Is it worth adding a pmount option to provide that simple but useful
convenience for general consumption?
Why? Well some days the automounter just doesn't work on my old Debian
install. The little LED on the stick blinks furiously for seconds on
end after stick insertion, but then ... nada. No joy on running mount
to see if the absence of the GUI navigator-thingy really is indicative.
And my script for off-site backups expects the backup media at the
mountpoint which the automounter normally sets, based on the label.
Just a thought.
Erik
