i have a syperkaramba theme that warns me is something is going wrong displaying var/log/messages.
this one gives me this message as a warning:
Oct 22 10:50:49 localhost usb-mount: Cleaning up mounts for detached devices.
Oct 22 10:50:49 localhost usb-mount: Using kernel 2.6 umount code
Oct 22 10:50:49 localhost usb-mount: Called to mount device /devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:1d.0/usb1/1-2/1-2:1.0
Oct 22 10:51:00 localhost usb-mount: DEVPATH yields SCSI unique id UNKNOWN from /devices/pci0000:00/0000:00:1d.0/usb1/1-2/1-2:1.0
Oct 22 10:51:00 localhost usb-mount: Disk unique ID is UNKNOWN
Oct 22 10:51:00 localhost usb-mount: Checking for unused mountpoints
Oct 22 10:51:00 localhost usb-mount: Checking /mnt/usb-storage/*
heres my usb-mount.conf:
# Config file for usb-mount
# These settings correspond to those in force for version v0.94.
# Please inspect each setting an customise for your system.
# If unsure - then these settings are reasonable defaults.
#
MOUNT_PATH="/mnt/usb-storage"
# Location of disktype (utility from
http://disktype.sourceforge.net/)
DISKTYPE=/usr/bin/disktype
# Location of sg_map (utility from sg3_utils)
SGMAP=/usr/bin/sg_map
# Some devices don't have any partitions - we can use
# the device as a one big partition - but should it be
# addressed either as /dev/sda or /dev/sda1 - people
# have suggested both. This option can be used to define
# a 1 suffix for such cases - please let me know which one works
# for you. I suspect the empty case is the right one to
# use - but since previous versions use "1", I'll leave it
# for now.
#NO_PARTITIONS_SUFFIX="1"
NO_PARTITIONS_SUFFIX=""
# Location of fdisk
FDISK=/sbin/fdisk
# Comment out the next line to disable the $HOME/Desktop actions.
DO_DESKTOP=1
# Desktop folder name
DESKTOP_FOLDER_NAME="$home/Desktop"
# The name of an icon that can be used for desktop icons
# for mounted devices.
MOUNT_ICON_NAME="3floppy_mount"
# The name of an icon than can be used for destop icons for
# unmounted or detached devices.
UMOUNT_ICON_NAME="usb"
# Uncomment the next line to enable deleting usb device icon
# from desktop after unmounting the device.
#DELETE_ICON=1
# Comment/uncomment the next lines to enable writing a .directory file
# to the root of each partition mounted - this provides a
# custom icon for the mounted folder as well as a folder unmount
# action.
DO_DIRECTORY_ICON=1
#unset DO_DIRECTORY_ICON
# Comment/uncomment the next line to disable mount uid option where
# the uid is set to the owner of the console.
DO_CONSOLE_USER=1
#unset DO_CONSOLE_USER
USE_WHO=1
# Who to use if DO_CONSOLE_USER isn't set.
USB_USER=root
# Set this to a group appropriate for sharing
#USB_GROUP=root
# Uncomment to allow group rxw for the group called users
USB_GROUP=users
# Umask to set for the mount - default is rwxrwxr-x
USB_UMASK=0002
# Uncomment if you want rwxrwx---
#USB_UMASK=0007
# Uncomment to force module loading/unloading - can
# be usefull on Linux 2.4 to stop /dev/sd[abc] creeping up.
# Not recommended - playing with modules probably isn't nice.
# DO_MODULES=1
# Generic extra mount options.
#MOUNT_OPTIONS=""
# Make the file system updates synchonous - safer in the
# event someone yanks out a device without unmounting it
# because it is more likely to have all its data on board.
# But probably much slower.
MOUNT_OPTIONS="-o sync,dirsync"
# Set any umount options. Some people prefer -lf, some
# with older distros do not. (Read the umount man page for
# details - if unsure, leave on)
#UMOUNT_OPTIONS="-lf"
# Uncomment this line to disable -lf.
#UMOUNT_OPTIONS=""
# On umount, signal any processes that are using the mount point - this
# may cause them to terminate. By default this is disabled for backward
# compatibility - I normally have it enabled. Note that programs that
# don't handle signals will probably exit without saving thier data. My
# thinking is that it is better to terminate a process than have it
# continue to hold the mount open and present a false view of the real
# state of the mount point. Set to enable, leave unset to disable.
TERMINATE_SIGNAL="-HUP"
# If set, on umount, try to terminate processes using a mount point by
# signaling them with the TERMINATE_SIGNAL and if that fails, after a
# couple of seconds delay, send a kill signal to all processes that are
# using the mount point - this may cause them to terminate without
# saving all or some of their data. Set to enable, leave unset to disable.
KILL_SIGNAL="-KILL"
# If set, usb-mount will only use TERMINATE_SIGNAL and KILL_SIGNAL when
# explicitly requested by using -signal or -kill parameters
# as the first argument to usb-umount. Set to enable, leave unset to disable.
# enable/disable.
ONLY_SIGNAL_ON_REQUEST=1
# If set, add destop menu unmount items to terminate and kill
# processes. Set to enable, leave unset to disable.
DESKTOP_SIGNALS=1
# Syslog log priority where a GUI might pop up a window - for
# KDE on Redhat 7.2 this is emerg level. If you don't want
# to see any popups - change it to something lower - eg alert.
LOG_POPUP_LEVEL=emerg
# Syslog facility to use. Error messages in the syslog
# will have this facility so they can be easily identified.
FACILITY=local5
# Comment/uncomment for more debugging info.
DEBUG=1
#unset DEBUG
### End of usb-mount.conf
