Add a comment saying that users must have write access to the device nodes

in order to mount volumes through Nautilus.
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Joe Marcus Clarke 2004-08-29 03:06:07 +00:00
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</pre>
<p>Each additional user would require a similar entry.
<b>Note:</b> the user must own the mountpoint. In the
<b>Note:</b> the user must own the mountpoint, and have
write access to the device node in question. In the
example above, <tt>/home/marcus/cdrom</tt> must be owned
by the user <tt>marcus</tt>. Once all of that is setup, a
CD-ROM icon will appear under the Computer location in
Nautilus. Double-clicking on that icon will mount the CD,
and place an icon on the desktop.</p>
by the user <tt>marcus</tt>, and <tt>marcus</tt> must have
write access to the <tt>/dev/acd0</tt> node. Once all of
that is setup, a CD-ROM icon will appear under the Computer
location in Nautilus. Double-clicking on that icon will mount
the CD, and place an icon on the desktop.</p>
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