Mounting drives in lubuntu from remote desktop session
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I am using a remote desktop client to connect a lubuntu server and I am having a problem mounting some drives. I have setup a bunch of auto mount hard drives. Those drives mount fine when I login to the server directly. However, when I remote in and try to mount the drives I get "Messeage recipient disconnected from message bus without replying (g-dbus-error-quark,4).
For auto mount options I used: nosuid,nodev,nofail,x-gvfs-show.
partitioning mount hard-drive lubuntu fstab
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I am using a remote desktop client to connect a lubuntu server and I am having a problem mounting some drives. I have setup a bunch of auto mount hard drives. Those drives mount fine when I login to the server directly. However, when I remote in and try to mount the drives I get "Messeage recipient disconnected from message bus without replying (g-dbus-error-quark,4).
For auto mount options I used: nosuid,nodev,nofail,x-gvfs-show.
partitioning mount hard-drive lubuntu fstab
asked Feb 8 at 2:22
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Try using defaults instead of the options you used for mount.
– Cristian Vrinceanu
Feb 8 at 8:59
Thanks, I tried what you said it didnt work but after hours of investigations I found the problem. Somehow while I was playing with different configuration options for mount Disks GUI replicated entries on /etc/fstab. Once I removed duplicates it works.
– dasobjektif
Feb 9 at 14:44
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I am using a remote desktop client to connect a lubuntu server and I am having a problem mounting some drives. I have setup a bunch of auto mount hard drives. Those drives mount fine when I login to the server directly. However, when I remote in and try to mount the drives I get "Messeage recipient disconnected from message bus without replying (g-dbus-error-quark,4).
For auto mount options I used: nosuid,nodev,nofail,x-gvfs-show.
partitioning mount hard-drive lubuntu fstab
asked Feb 8 at 2:22
dasobjektifdasobjektif
11
I am using a remote desktop client to connect a lubuntu server and I am having a problem mounting some drives. I have setup a bunch of auto mount hard drives. Those drives mount fine when I login to the server directly. However, when I remote in and try to mount the drives I get "Messeage recipient disconnected from message bus without replying (g-dbus-error-quark,4).
For auto mount options I used: nosuid,nodev,nofail,x-gvfs-show.
partitioning mount hard-drive lubuntu fstab
partitioning mount hard-drive lubuntu fstab
asked Feb 8 at 2:22
dasobjektifdasobjektif
11
asked Feb 8 at 2:22
dasobjektifdasobjektif
11
asked Feb 8 at 2:22
dasobjektifdasobjektif
11
asked Feb 8 at 2:22
dasobjektifdasobjektif
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asked Feb 8 at 2:22
dasobjektifdasobjektif
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Try using defaults instead of the options you used for mount.
– Cristian Vrinceanu
Feb 8 at 8:59
Thanks, I tried what you said it didnt work but after hours of investigations I found the problem. Somehow while I was playing with different configuration options for mount Disks GUI replicated entries on /etc/fstab. Once I removed duplicates it works.
– dasobjektif
Feb 9 at 14:44
add a comment |
Try using defaults instead of the options you used for mount.
– Cristian Vrinceanu
Feb 8 at 8:59
Thanks, I tried what you said it didnt work but after hours of investigations I found the problem. Somehow while I was playing with different configuration options for mount Disks GUI replicated entries on /etc/fstab. Once I removed duplicates it works.
– dasobjektif
Feb 9 at 14:44
Try using defaults instead of the options you used for mount.
– Cristian Vrinceanu
Feb 8 at 8:59
Try using defaults instead of the options you used for mount.
– Cristian Vrinceanu
Feb 8 at 8:59
Thanks, I tried what you said it didnt work but after hours of investigations I found the problem. Somehow while I was playing with different configuration options for mount Disks GUI replicated entries on /etc/fstab. Once I removed duplicates it works.
– dasobjektif
Feb 9 at 14:44
Thanks, I tried what you said it didnt work but after hours of investigations I found the problem. Somehow while I was playing with different configuration options for mount Disks GUI replicated entries on /etc/fstab. Once I removed duplicates it works.
– dasobjektif
Feb 9 at 14:44
add a comment |
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Try using defaults instead of the options you used for mount.
– Cristian Vrinceanu
Feb 8 at 8:59
Thanks, I tried what you said it didnt work but after hours of investigations I found the problem. Somehow while I was playing with different configuration options for mount Disks GUI replicated entries on /etc/fstab. Once I removed duplicates it works.
– dasobjektif
Feb 9 at 14:44