Like many other posts,
gio mount
for me results in volume doesn't implement mount
. I've followed just about every SE post for instantiating a dbus session prior to mounting but end up with the same result. Straight from the [source](https://wiki.gnome.org/Projects/gvfs/doc#:~:text=Active%20GVfs%20mounts%20are%20only,to%20start%20any%20daemon%20explicitly.) , I'm told:
> The only requirement is a running user d-bus session, typically
> started with desktop session on login. When using GVfs in an isolated
> shell (console, ssh login) make sure to start the d-bus session (the
> dbus-launch command, e.g. dbus-launch
). Active GVfs mounts
> are only available to the specific session, making it work nicely in
> concurrent environment like multi-seat systems or terminal servers.
>
> Everything is autostarted on-demand on first access through GIO. No
> need to start any daemon explicitly. Some mounts may require
> credentials, this is done using standard GMountOperation object.
>
> All daemons are listening to session bus changes and will exit once
> the bus is torn down. Should this not be true, please file a bug.
Which also produces the same result. Are there any other causes for this error?
Asked by Sterling Butters
(117 rep)
Jul 24, 2024, 07:08 PM
Last activity: Jul 24, 2024, 09:58 PM
Last activity: Jul 24, 2024, 09:58 PM