My USB disk is encrypted with LUKS2 and have btrfs filesystem.
When I click the drive I am asked for password as I should but the disk is mounted as root:root.
Tried to make udisk mount rules and polkit rules but nothing works.
Is there a correct way to have disks monted as current user instead of root:toot?
This might sound stupid… but did you try chown -R? On my PC, the mounted destination changed to the owner i set every time I mount the partition.
p/s: If you are using a read-only system, this way might not work.
root access is required to both decrypt and mount a luks encrypted disk, so root:root is the expected behaviour and cannot be changed.
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