File: mount.rules

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# This file contains default HAL mount options for SpaceFM
# This file is only used if SpaceFM is built with HAL support (which is no
# longer the default.)

# Notes from pcmanfm legacy:
# If mount options are already specfied for a volume in /etc/fstab, then 
# 'mount' command will be used, and it will follow /etc/fstab.
# If a volume is not defined in /etc/fstab, such as removable usb disk,
# the mount options defined in this file will be used.
# I know this sucks. Personally, I don't like to do this either.
# However, unfortunately the latest HAL forced us to do so.
# http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/view/svn/general/hal.html

[vfat]
mount_options=shortname=mixed;uid=;utf8;umask=077;exec

# mount_options=shortname=mixed;uid=;utf8;umask=077;exec;usefree
# Sometimes, adding a 'usefree' option is required due to bugs in the kernel.
# See: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus/+bug/133567

[udf]
mount_options=uid=;exec

[ntfs-3g]
mount_options=locale=;exec

[ntfs]
mount_options=umask=222;utf8;exec
fstype_override=ntfs-3g

[iso9660]
mount_options=uid=;utf8;exec

[hfs]
mount_options=uid=