(In reply to comment #2)
> The issue is still there:
> - run GNOME without nautilus running so there is no automounting
> - insert the CD
> - run "mount | grep cd" -> nothing
> - run "devkit-disks --mount /dev/sr0"
> - run "mount | grep cd" -> "/dev/sr0 on /media/cdrom0 type iso9660
> (ro,nosuid,nodev,user=usename" where "username" is the user who ran the command
Please attach the output of 'cat /etc/mtab' and 'sudo cat /var/lib/DeviceKit-disks/mtab' after doing this.
The relevant line from /etc/mtab should look like this
(In reply to comment #2) nodev,user= usename" where "username" is the user who ran the command
> The issue is still there:
> - run GNOME without nautilus running so there is no automounting
> - insert the CD
> - run "mount | grep cd" -> nothing
> - run "devkit-disks --mount /dev/sr0"
> - run "mount | grep cd" -> "/dev/sr0 on /media/cdrom0 type iso9660
> (ro,nosuid,
Please attach the output of 'cat /etc/mtab' and 'sudo cat /var/lib/ DeviceKit- disks/mtab' after doing this.
The relevant line from /etc/mtab should look like this
/dev/sr1 /media/Setup iso9660 ro,nosuid, nodev,uhelper= devkit, uid=500, gid=500, iocharset= utf8,mode= 0400,dmode= 0500 0 0
and the relevant like from the latter like this
%2Fdev%2Fsr1 %2Fmedia%2FSetup 500 1
It looks like something is wrong because it should definitely include 'uhelper=devkit'.
> - run "devkit-disks --dump >log", log coming
> - run "devkit-disks --unmount /dev/sr0"
>
> you get asked for a password to unmount the disk there
This doesn't happen on my machine - it just works here. What version of DeviceKit-disks are you running?