Hi!

I'm using the general Ubuntu 10.04 LTS and I want to change the
default mount options of any automatically mounted ntfs partitions.
The first idea was write a HAL policy for that, but I just realized
that the Ubuntu doesn't use HAL anymore. :-)

My question is what program determines the filesystem type and call
the mount program?

Can anybody help me?

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2010/6/26 Szénási István <szeist@gmail.com>


Hi!



I'm using the general Ubuntu 10.04 LTS and I want to change the

default mount options of any automatically mounted ntfs partitions.

The first idea was write a HAL policy for that, but I just realized

that the Ubuntu doesn't use HAL anymore. :-)



My question is what program determines the filesystem type and call

the mount program?



Can anybody help me?



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So far us i know..The file /etc/fstab contains the filesystem type.
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> So far us i know..The file /etc/fstab contains the filesystem type.
>

Yes, and the options too. :-)
But I want to change the automounted removable disk mount options. The
fstab based on the disk's UID, location, node not the filesystem.

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> So far us i know..The file /etc/fstab contains the filesystem type.

>



Yes, and the options too. :-)

But I want to change the automounted removable disk mount options. The

fstab based on the disk's UID, location, node not the filesystem.



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Sorry, I know what you mean now..But I cannot do any help.
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Szénási István <szeist@gmail.com> writes:

> I'm using the general Ubuntu 10.04 LTS and I want to change the
> default mount options of any automatically mounted ntfs partitions.
> The first idea was write a HAL policy for that, but I just realized
> that the Ubuntu doesn't use HAL anymore. :-)
>
> My question is what program determines the filesystem type and call
> the mount program?

Mounting is done by udisk, but I don't know how to configure the mount
options.

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