devmon1

Usage

Overview

devmon - Automounts and unmounts optical and removable drives

Usage

AUTOMOUNT-OPTIONS: (these can be used only in daemon mode)

--exec-on-device DEVICE COMMAND Execute COMMAND after mounting DEVICE --exec-on-label LABEL COMMAND Execute COMMAND after mounting LABEL --exec-on-video COMMAND Execute COMMAND after video DVD mount --exec-on-audio COMMAND Execute COMMAND after audio CD insertion --exec-on-disc COMMAND Execute COMMAND after data CD/DVD mount --exec-on-drive COMMAND Execute COMMAND after drive mount --exec-on-unmount COMMAND Execute COMMAND after unmount --exec-on-remove COMMAND Execute COMMAND after drive removal Where the following in COMMAND will be replaced with: %d mount point directory (eg /media/cd) %f device name (eg /dev/sdd1) %l label of mounted volume Multiple --exec-on-XXX options may be used to execute multiple commands. Other exec-on-XXX commands are ignored if exec-on-device or -label executed. --mount-options OPTIONS Default: noexec,nosuid,nodev,noatime --info-on-mount Show mounted drive info in a popup dialog --no-mount Don't mount anything, just exec (disables --exec-on-video) --no-unmount Don't unmount all removable drives on exit

MOUNT-OPTIONS: (these can be used only in client mode)

--unmount-removable, -r Sync and unmount all removable drives and show pop-up dialog (spacefm or zenity required) --unmount-recent, -c Unmount most recently mounted removable drive --unmount-optical, -o Unmount all optical drives (error pop-up only) --unmount-all, -u Same as --unmount-removable, --unmount-optical --unmount DIR|DEVICE Unmount DEVICE or mount point DIR --eject DIR|DEVICE Unmount and eject DEVICE or mount point DIR --mount-all, -a Mount all removable and optical drives --mount DEVICE Mount DEVICE --mount-options, --mount-fstype, --eject-options OPTIONS These options will be passed to mount or eject

--ignore-device DEVICE

Ignore DEVICE (eg /dev/sdd1) --ignore-label LABEL Ignore volume with LABEL --sync, -s Add sync mount option for ext2-4 ntfs ufs, or flush for fat & vfat (slower writing but safer) --internal Also attempt to un/mount internal system drives (this is mostly a fix for esata issues) --no-gui, -g Do not show spacefm/zenity pop-up dialogs