Closed outpaddling closed 1 year ago
The automount script parses output of procstat pargs $(pgrep Xorg), taking the value of argv[1] as the X11 display. On this system, it ends up with DISPLAY_ID="-nolisten". As a result, it mounts the media successfully, but cannot launch $FM.
procstat output:
FUSE exfat 1.4.0 (libfuse2) 1518: Xorg argv[0]: /usr/local/libexec/Xorg argv[1]: -nolisten argv[2]: tcp argv[3]: -auth argv[4]: /var/run/sddm/{5bea390f-28f5-416e-8db8-7d80d8db784b} argv[5]: -background argv[6]: none argv[7]: -noreset argv[8]: -displayfd argv[9]: 20 argv[10]: -seat argv[11]: seat0 argv[12]: vt9
Updated.
Thanks.
vermaden
commented
1 year ago
The automount script parses output of procstat pargs $(pgrep Xorg), taking the value of argv[1] as the X11 display. On this system, it ends up with DISPLAY_ID="-nolisten". As a result, it mounts the media successfully, but cannot launch $FM.
procstat output:
FUSE exfat 1.4.0 (libfuse2)
1518: Xorg
argv[0]: /usr/local/libexec/Xorg
argv[1]: -nolisten
argv[2]: tcp
argv[3]: -auth
argv[4]: /var/run/sddm/{5bea390f-28f5-416e-8db8-7d80d8db784b}
argv[5]: -background
argv[6]: none
argv[7]: -noreset
argv[8]: -displayfd
argv[9]: 20
argv[10]: -seat
argv[11]: seat0
argv[12]: vt9