Hi all,

I have just spent many hours trawling the many, many ubuntu bugs about
usb disks. Looks like this has been a serious regression in hardy. This
bug best describes my problems, so I am putting info here in the hope
that it will actually be looked at and resolved. This is a bug for a LTS
release, so I'm hoping it will not simply be ignored once intrepid comes
out.

Hardy x86_64. Was a fresh install a few months ago. Home directory was
carried over from previous versions, so various gnome dot files were not
generated anew. (This is because my home directory lives on a network.)

Symptoms:
- after fresh login, insert usb disk. Icon appears in "Computer" window, under 
"places" menu. Disk does *not* automount. No errors in dmesg.
- Double-click on icon, disk mounts, new window opens with disk contents. All 
good.
- Unmount disk in computer window (right click-> unmount). Disk icon remains in 
window.
- remove disk, wait, insert disk again. Try mounting again in "Computer" 
window. get message: "Can't mount file".
- this will continue to happen until I logout or reboot.
- despite this, doing "gnome-mount -v -n -d /dev/sdc1" on command-line makes 
new icon in "Computer" window and mounts the disk as /media/disk
- can unmount /media/disk using mouse from "Computer" window. New icon 
disappears. Old icon remains.
- can do the mount/unmount from command-line as many times as I like.

fsck check on usb disk looks good.

following: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingRemovableDevices

Files attached. They are for pretty much the sequence above.


** Attachment added: "gvm.log"
   http://launchpadlibrarian.net/17884630/gvm.log

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USB automount lost on hardy upgrade
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/267151
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