[systemd-bugs] [Bug 73809] systemd --user mount targets with -t option fails due to lack of root privileges

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https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=73809

Lucas Werkmeister <freedesktop at lucaswerkmeister.de> changed:

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--- Comment #6 from Lucas Werkmeister <freedesktop at lucaswerkmeister.de> ---
I think systemd could mount at least FUSE filesystems as user by running the
FUSE program directly. This would mean translating

[Mount]
What=$what
Where=$where
Type=fuse.$fusetype
Options=$options

to

$fusetype $what $where -o $options

As a bonus, since some FUSE file systems don’t need a source, it would be
convenient if What were made optional, translating

[Mount]
Where=$where
Type=fuse.$fusetype
Options=$options

to

$fusetype $where -o $options

(Alternatively, you could run mount.fuse $fusetype#$what $where -o $options,
but that doesn’t seem to do much more than adding two default options
(dev,suid) and then running the FUSE program normally.)

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