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pmount-hal(1)							 pmount-hal(1)

NAME
       pmount-hal - HAL-aware wrapper around pmount

SYNOPSIS
       pmount-hal device [ pmount options ]

DESCRIPTION
       pmount  ("policy mount") is a wrapper around the standard mount program
       which permits normal users to mount removable devices without a	match‐
       ing /etc/fstab entry.

       pmount-hal extends pmount by making it work together with hal (Hardware
       Abstration Layer).  pmount-hal will ask hal about  values  for  certain
       mount  flags (like noatime and async) and the prefered mount point name
       and pass it to pmount, thus respecting the  configured  device  storage
       policy.

       The  first parameter (device) must be the HAL UDI or the device node of
       the device to be mounted. All further parameters are passed  to	pmount
       unchanged.

WARNING
       As  pmount-hal uses pmount(1) to mount the given device, it is not pos‐
       sible to unmount it with hal !  You need to use	either	pumount(1)  or
       directly	 umount(1) to unmount the devices mounted by pmount-hal.  This
       is the cause of the  following  error  messages	when  unmounting  with
       hal umount:

       * Device	 to unmount is not in /media/.hal-mtab so it is not mounted by
	 HAL

       * Cannot open /media/.hal-mtab

       * Cannot obtain lock on /media/.hal-mtab

ENVIRONMENT
       PMOUNT_DEBUG
	      Setting this variable to a nonempty value will enable debug mes‐
	      sages.

SEE ALSO
       pmount(1), hald(8),

AUTHOR
       pmount is developed by Martin Pitt <martin.pitt@canonical.com>.

Martin Pitt		       November 15, 2004		 pmount-hal(1)
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