Look into mounting the drive as part of userspace?

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On Sat, May 16, 2020 at 6:10 PM Jim via PLUG-discuss <
plug-discuss@lists.phxlinux.org> wrote:

> I have some hard drives in my computer that I back up using Grsync.  I
> have one of those USB hard drive docking stations I put another drive in
> when I'm ready to do a backup.  The backup works fine, but when I go to
> unmount the drive containing the backup, the system prompts me for my
> password.  Is there some change I can make in fstab to stop the system
> nagging me for my password?  Here is the entry in fstab for one of the
> backup drives.
>
> UUID=797f7b69-9b84-4b22-8e64-73f9104eb79e /media/delboy/boffo ext4
> noauto,user        0    0
>
> thanks
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