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When I unplug and plug, conversation window that I always see in kde comes, ask me to open folder or etc, I say open, and It says "not enough permission".
So the required attemp is done, but there is a problem I cannot figure out.
There s also a problem with previously mounted folder. It is broken or sth when not unmounted before unplug.
Everything works fine if I do not add that line to fstab.
When I use defaults, After startup, I have each permission to everybody.
Reading is permissiable, problem with permissions is, I do not have permission to mount it after it is unplugged and plugged. But I don't know how to solve it.
adding "users" did something. I can umount it myself this time.
I had a new error, I thing it is about ntfs-3g
ntfs-3g-mount: failed to open /dev/fuse: Permission denied
I decided to use another method, I am using pmount. I added it to startup and it works fine with user account.
I cannot mount to desired directory, but I'm fine now.
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