Show help message and exit.

Show help message and exit.

Verbose output.

Quiet output.

Auto discover UDisks version (default). Prefers UDisks2 if both are available.

Use UDisks1 as DBus backend.

Use UDisks2 as DBus backend.

Specify config file.

Don’t use any config file.

Password retrieval command. The string is formatted with the device attributes as keyword arguments, e.g.:

Disable unlocking of LUKS devices.

Enable automounting new devices (default).

Disable automounting new devices.

Enable pop-up notifications (default).

Disable pop-up notifications.

Show tray icon.

Show tray icon that automatically hides when there is no action available.

Disable tray icon (default).

Set program to open mounted directories. Default is 'xdg-open'. Pass an empty string to disable this feature. This option is deprecated and will probably be replaced by a python commands file.

Disable browsing.

Use AppIndicator3 for the status icon. Use this on Ubuntu/Unity if no icon is shown.

Use Gtk.StatusIcon for the status icon (default).

Cache passwords for LUKS partitions and set the timeout.

Never cache passwords (default).

Command to execute on device events. Command string be formatted using the event name and the list of device attributes (see below), e.g.:

No notify command (default).

Mount all handled devices.

Recursively mount cleartext partitions after unlocking a LUKS device. This will happen by default when running the udiskie daemon.

Disable recursive mounting (default).

Set mount options.

Unmount all handled devices.

Detach drive by e.g. powering down its physical port.

Don’t detach drive (default).

Eject media from the drive, e.g CDROM.

Don’t eject media (default).

Force removal (recursive unmounting).

Don’t force removal (default).

Lock device after unmounting (default).

Don’t lock device.

udiskie &

udiskie-umount --detach /media/Sticky

udiskie-mount -a

udiskie-mount /dev/sdb1

# This is an example (nonsense) configuration file for udiskie.
program_options:


  # Configure defaults for command line options


  udisks_version:   2       # [int] Specify the version of udisks


                            # to be used. Set to 0 to use automatic


                            # discovery.


  tray:             auto    # [bool] Enable the tray icon. "auto"


                            # means auto-hide the tray icon when


                            # there are no handled devices.


  menu:             flat    # ["flat" | "nested"] Set the


                            # systray menu behaviour.


  automount:        false   # [bool] Enable automatic mounting.


  notify:           true    # [bool] Enable notifications.


  password_cache:   30      # [int] Password cache in minutes. Caching is


                            # disabled by default. It can be disabled


                            # explicitly by setting it to false


  file_manager:     xdg-open


    # [string] Set program to open directories. It will be invoked


    # with the folder path as its first command line argument.


  password_prompt: ["gnome-keyring-query", "get", "{id_uuid}"]


    # [string|list] Set command to retrieve passwords. If specified


    # as a list it defines the ARGV array for the program call. If


    # specified as a string, it will be expanded in a shell-like


    # manner. Each string will be formatted using `str.format`. For a


    # list of device attributes, see below. The two special string values


    # "builtin:gui" and "builtin:tty" signify to use udiskie's


    # builtin password prompt.


  notify_command: "zenity --info --text '{event}: {device_presentation}'"


    # [string|list] Set command to be executed on any device event.


    # This is specified like `password_prompt`.
device_config:


  # List of device option rules. Each item can match any combination of device


  # attributes. Additionally, it defines the resulting action (see below).


  # Any rule can contain multliple filters (AND) and multiple actions.


  # Only the first matching rule that defines a given action is used.


  # The rules defined here are simply prepended to the builtin device rules,


  # so that it is possible to completely overwrite the defaults by specifying


  # a catch-all rule (i.e. a rule without device attributes).
- device_file: /dev/dm-5    # [filter]


  ignore:      false        # [action] never ignore this device
- id_uuid: 9d53-13ba        # [filter] match by device UUID


  options: [noexec, nodev]  # [action] mount options can be given as list


  ignore:  false            # [action] never ignore this device (even if fs=FAT)


  automount: false          # [action] do not automount this device
- id_type: vfat             # [filter] match file system type


  ignore:  true             # [action] ignore all FAT devices
- ignore:    True           # never mount/unmount or even show this in the GUI


  automount: False          # show but do not automount this device


  options: []               # additional options to be passed when mounting
mount_options:              # [deprecated] do not use
ignore_device:              # [deprecated] do not use
notifications:


  # Customize which notifications are shown for how long. Possible


  # values are:


  #   positive number         timeout in seconds


  #   false                   disable


  #   -1                      use the libnotify default timeout


  timeout:          1.5     # set the default for all notifications


  # Specify only if you want to overwrite the the default:


  device_mounted:   5       # mount notification


  device_unmounted: false   # unmount notification


  device_added:     false   # device has appeared


  device_removed:   false   # device has disappeared


  device_unlocked:  -1      # encrypted device was unlocked


  device_locked:    -1      # encrypted device was locked


  job_failed:       -1      # mount/unlock/.. has failed
notification_actions:


  # Define which actions should be shown on notifications. Note that there


  # are currently only a limited set of actions available for each


  # notification. Events that are not explicitly specified show the default


  # set of actions. Specify an empty list if you don't want to see any


  # notification for the specified event:


  device_mounted:   [browse]


  device_added:     [mount]
icon_names:


  # Customize the icon set used by the tray widget. Each entry


  # specifies a list of icon names. The first installed icon from


  # that list will be used.


  media:   [drive-removable-media, media-optical]


  browse:  [document-open, folder-open]


  mount:   [udiskie-mount]


  unmount: [udiskie-unmount]


  unlock:  [udiskie-unlock]


  lock:    [udiskie-lock]


  eject:   [udiskie-eject, media-eject]


  detach:  [udiskie-detach]


  delete:  [udiskie-eject]


  quit:    [application-exit]

Attribute               Hint/Example

is_drive
is_block
is_partition_table
is_partition
is_filesystem
is_luks
is_loop
is_toplevel
is_detachable
is_ejectable
has_media
device_file             block device path, e.g. "/dev/sdb1"
device_presentation     display string, e.g. "/dev/sdb1"
device_id               unique, persistent device identifier
id_usage                E.g. "filesystem" or "crypto"
is_crypto
is_ignored
id_type                 E.g. "ext4" or "crypto_LUKS"
id_label                device label
id_uuid                 device UUID
is_luks_cleartext
is_external             udisks flag HintSystem=false
is_systeminternal       udisks flag HintSystem=true
is_mounted
mount_paths             list of mount paths
mount_path              any mount path
is_unlocked
in_use                  device or any of its children mounted
should_automount
ui_label
loop_file               file backing the loop device
setup_by_uid            user that setup the loop device
autoclear               automatically delete loop device after use
symlinks
drive_model
drive_vendor
drive_label
ui_device_label
ui_device_presentation
ui_id_label
ui_id_uuid