udiskie
Automounter for removable media
TLDR
Start with tray icon and notifications
$ udiskie --tray --notify
Start with smart tray that auto-hides when no devices are available$ udiskie --smart-tray
Disable automounting but keep the tray$ udiskie --no-automount --tray
Use custom config file$ udiskie --config [path/to/config.yml]
Use custom password prompt for LUKS devices$ udiskie --password-prompt '[command]'
Enable verbose output$ udiskie --verbose
SYNOPSIS
udiskie [OPTIONS]
DESCRIPTION
udiskie is a user-level automounter for removable media using udisks2. It automatically mounts USB drives, optical discs, and other removable devices when they are inserted.The daemon can show a system tray icon for easy device management and send desktop notifications when devices are mounted or unmounted. Configuration is read from ~/.config/udiskie/config.yml by default.
PARAMETERS
-h, --help
Display help message and exit-V, --version
Show version information and exit-v, --verbose
Enable verbose output-q, --quiet
Suppress output messages-c FILE, --config=FILE
Use specified configuration file-C, --no-config
Ignore all configuration files-a, --automount
Enable automatic mounting of new devices (default)-A, --no-automount
Disable automatic mounting of new devices-n, --notify
Enable pop-up notifications-N, --no-notify
Disable pop-up notifications-t, --tray
Show system tray icon-s, --smart-tray
Show tray icon that auto-hides when there is no action available-T, --no-tray
Disable tray icon (default)-f PROGRAM, --file-manager=PROGRAM
Set program to open mounted directories-F, --no-file-manager
Disable directory browsing-p COMMAND, --password-prompt=COMMAND
Set command for password retrieval (LUKS devices)-P, --no-password-prompt
Prevent unlocking of LUKS encrypted devices--appindicator
Use AppIndicator3 for the status icon--password-cache MINUTES
Cache passwords for the specified number of minutes--no-password-cache
Disable password caching--event-hook COMMAND
Execute command on device events
CAVEATS
Requires udisks2 daemon running. Desktop notifications need a notification daemon. Tray icon requires system tray support. Some encrypted devices need password configuration.
SEE ALSO
udiskie-mount(1), udiskie-umount(1), udisksctl(1)
