; ; /etc/mmounter.conf ; mmounter config file ; -------------------------------------------------------------------- ; Copyright (c) 2000, Lyonel Vincent ; ; the format of this file is similar to the .INI files used by Windows: ; [section] ; key=value ; key=value ; ; each "section" here is a device or a special device. ; known options for normal devices: ; fs: ; comma-separated and ordered list of expected filesystems (read: the ; FS we probe for) ; type: ; this parameter is informative only. it may be used in case of a name ; conflict ; eject: ; if present, indicates the full path of the program to be used to eject ; the device (/usr/bin/eject for example); will be called with one ; parameter: the device name ; options: ; the options to pass to mount when mounting this device ; options.filesystem: ; the options to pass to mount when mounting this filesystem on this ; device ; userdisk: ; if 'yes', indicates the device can be un-mounted by a non-root user ; delay: ; the polling delay for this device ; mountbase: ; the directory where mmounter will create the mountpoint for this ; device ; mountpoint: ; the template to use to create the mountpoint. Use the following escape ; sequences: ; \v: volume name ; \d: device name (without the /dev/ prefix) ; \t: device type (value of the type config variable) ; \f: filesystem (ext3/ext2/vfat/hfs/is9660...) ; default=\v (\f) ; mount: ; full path to the mount program (most probably /usr/bin/mount) ; umount: ; full path to the umount program (most probably /usr/bin/umount) ; ; special devices: ; [*]: this pseudo-device contains the default values for all the options used ; by other devices ; [