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Since my last system update (included a xfce update) some volumes are disappeared from thunar/the desktop. As one of this volumes is my DVD drive it's really sad (I can't simply mount CDs/DVDs anymore).
The weird thing is that root sees all devices.
Thunar as normal user:
Thunar as root:
Last edited by V10lator (2013-01-05 17:27:08)
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hi!
maybe it has something to do with your permissions to open such devices?
i think i have seen something similar before, but with nautilus...so it might not be exclusively a thunar problem.
this is my guess
kind regards
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Well, it worked before the system update and I didn't change any permissions...
//EDIT: Also USB drives work like a charm.
Last edited by V10lator (2013-01-07 17:48:43)
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Well, it worked before the system update and I didn't change any permissions...
//EDIT: Also USB drives work like a charm.
what update you mean? did you update the xfce version, for example?
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which desktop manager are you using?
i think it could have something to do with your .xinitrc file.
look at the 6th post in this thread.
i am trying to use xdm at the moment, and i cant mount USB volumes or see the shutdown/restart dialog when i run xfce4-session-logout
i am still learning how to configure it...
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what update you mean? did you update the xfce version, for example?
I don't really remember, but it was a minor update (no bige jump like from XFCE 4.8 to 4.10). IIRC at least Thunar was updated.
i am trying to use xdm at the moment
I'm using lightdm. I don't think we have the same problem.
What Thunar version do you have?
1.6.2
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By default not all volumes are visible. If you cannot (un)mount, eject or remove the device, it is not listed. In other words, if you don't have privileges to do anything with the mount/disk/volume, its not shown.
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By default not all volumes are visible. If you cannot (un)mount, eject or remove the device, it is not listed. In other words, if you don't have privileges to do anything with the mount/disk/volume, its not shown.
$ mount /mnt/cdrom
$ ls /mnt/cdrom
KNOPPIX autorun.bat autorun.inf autorun.pif boot cdrom.ico index.html
$ umount /mnt/cdrom
$ eject /dev/sr0
Works like a charm (as user). I don't think permissions are the problem here.
Last edited by V10lator (2013-01-08 10:21:09)
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Nick wrote:By default not all volumes are visible. If you cannot (un)mount, eject or remove the device, it is not listed. In other words, if you don't have privileges to do anything with the mount/disk/volume, its not shown.
$ mount /mnt/cdrom $ ls /mnt/cdrom KNOPPIX autorun.bat autorun.inf autorun.pif boot cdrom.ico index.html $ umount /mnt/cdrom $ eject /dev/sr0
Works like a charm (as user). I don't think permissions are the problem here.
indeed.
did you had a look at thunar > edit > preferences > advanced > configure
and checked if somethings weird?
i also found http://crunchbang.org/forums/viewtopic.php?id=4349/ old thread describing a similar problem (you said when you plug a USB volume it mounts, right?)
would be strange if they didnt have this option before, then provided it, then removed it again.
By default not all volumes are visible. If you cannot (un)mount, eject or remove the device, it is not listed. In other words, if you don't have privileges to do anything with the mount/disk/volume, its not shown.
how come i never did any configuration and i mount CDs for example just okay?
Last edited by wilker (2013-01-08 11:02:06)
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Normally, CD/DVD are automaticly mounted to /media, not to /mnt.
Change your fstab or use the thunar-volman, thats mounted automaticly without fstab.
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I have the same problem here. I don't remember which update generated that issue. When I insert a USB stick, I see it in Thunar left pane. When I insert a CD-DVD, I don't. I'm running Funtoo.
qlist -Iv thunar udev
sys-fs/udev-171-r8
virtual/udev-171
xfce-base/thunar-1.6.2
xfce-extra/thunar-volman-0.8.0
I've never changed settings neither thunar nor thunar-volman.
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This could be source of problems :
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Normally, CD/DVD are automaticly mounted to /media, not to /mnt.
Change your fstab or use the thunar-volman, thats mounted automaticly without fstab.
If I remove the entry from fstab (hence use thunar-volman) not even root can mount it anymore.
This could be source of problems :
Sounds like a different issue.
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Yes it's a different issue but something is evident.... no CD or DVD show in thunar 1.6.2 and volman doesn't mount it on insertion as it does with USB.
Anyway... if Xfce doesn't fix it... there are other files managers and desktops as well.
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I have the same problem with CD/DVD player not showing. Still not fixed?
Last edited by hariskar (2014-05-04 15:47:34)
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