To enable Ubuntu hard drive mounting, you need to enter a password.

Ubuntu 10.04 does not seem to have to enter the password when mounting the hard disk, which is not safe enough. If you want to mount the hard disk on Ubuntu, you need to enter the password. What should we do? Open the terminal: sudogedit/var/lib/polkit-1/localauthority/10-vendor.d/com. ubuntu. desktop. pkla there will be [Mounting, checking, etc. ofinte

When mounting a hard disk in Ubuntu 10.04, it seems that the password is no longer entered, so the security is not high enough. If you want to mount a hard disk in Ubuntu, you need to enter the password. What should we do?

Open the terminal:

Sudo gedit/var/lib/polkit-1/localauthority/10-vendor.d/com. ubuntu. desktop. pkla

There will be

[Mounting, checking, etc. of internal drives]
Identity = unix-group: admin
Action = org. freedesktop. udisks. filesystem-*; org. freedesktop. udisks. drive-ata-smart *
ResultActive = yes

[Change CPU Frequency scaling]
Identity = unix-group: admin
Action = org. gnome. cpufreqselector
ResultActive = yes

[Setting the clock]
Identity = unix-group: admin
Action = org. gnome. clockapplet. Mechanic .*
ResultActive = yes

Describe the top section. Change

# [Mounting, checking, etc. of internal drives]
# Identity = unix-group: admin
# Action = org. freedesktop. udisks. filesystem-*; org. freedesktop. udisks. drive-ata-smart *
# ResultActive = yes

[Change CPU Frequency scaling]
Identity = unix-group: admin
Action = org. gnome. cpufreqselector
ResultActive = yes

[Setting the clock]
Identity = unix-group: admin
Action = org. gnome. clockapplet. Mechanic .*
ResultActive = yes

In this way, you can enter the password during mounting!