xfce4-mount plugin fails to umount device mounted to directory with spaces

[Fabian Nowak]

Hi Sergei,

can you please give me the output of "mount" or "cat /etc/mtab"? Your
problem might be due to the recognition scheme in the refresh and
classification code, that's the only point I can think of. Being outta
time for the next two months, I won't be able to install and configure
ivman and the like.

If you want, you can insert some " DBG("text") " statements in the code
and look at the output in ~/.xsession-errors or the command line you run
xfce4-panel in (kill it first).

Best regards, Fabian


Am Sonntag, den 04.03.2007, 05:24 +0200 schrieb Sergei Danilov:
> Hi Fabian, 
> I missed this email in my inbox. Try to answer today
> 
> On Wed, 28 Feb 2007 20:44:39 +0100 (CET)
> timystery at arcor.de wrote:
> 
> > You might want to run xfce4-panel from a terminal and view the
> > debugging output if it prints some useful information. As a starting
> > point, I will concentrate on the code which reads mtab.
> I compiled the plugin with debug option. and executed the xfce4-panel
> from command line. I did not found any useful information about mount
> plugin there, when I did some mount actions.
> 
> > For y complete understanding:
> > - your sudo pmount and sudo pumount from the last e-mail worked in a
> > shell?
> Yes, sudo pmount works in the shell as a single command (without
> ivman).
> I attached logs here: see
> system does not write anything in the fstab here, just in the mtab
> I attached a small peace of log here :see pmount_pumount_from_shell.txt
> > - you mounted with ivman && sudo pmount from a terminal and the
> > mount-plugin did not show the device afterwards?
> 1 Not from terminal directly: ivman daemon automatically executes
> predefined pmount dev label from config (according to the messages log
> pmount command looks identically pmount from shel directly)
> And YES, after execution of pmount both from ivman or shell, plugin
> does not show the device in the GUI window.
> 2. I tried to use mount command from the shell: sudo mount /dev/sdb
> "/media/MP3 Muvo2", but also without success , plugin shows nothing
> about my device in the view. So the problem is not he "pmount" one, but
> most probably the device type.
> 3. Also I tried to use different mount locations like "/media/MP3 Muvo2"
> and "/media/sdb" , neither of them made the device visible fro
> xfce mount plugin.So problem is not the mount-point ptoblem , like
> spaces, rights or smth else
> 
> I stored the hal info about my MP3 device in the 
> 'USB_Device_Info.txt', my be it will be useful.
> But in general the device mounted as a simple flash (data storage
> volume) 

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