Does "Debian server" mean no desktop is installed? If so, the simplest answer would be to install one. XFCE is a good choice. Relatively low overhead and, as arzgi says, will mount removable devices hot-plugged at boot. If you don't want a desktop (or have no way to interface with one), you're looking at reproducing what XFCE does with a script. udisks is the tool actually doing the mount, by the way.
From how you wrote the question, I infer you want the system to mount any-and-all devices which might be attached. If you have specific devices in mind, you also can mount with fstab. Be sure to include a nofail parameter.
From how you wrote the question, I infer you want the system to mount any-and-all devices which might be attached. If you have specific devices in mind, you also can mount with fstab. Be sure to include a nofail parameter.
Statistics: Posted by pbear — 2024-11-07 01:45