I have a couple #shell functions for that sort of thing, but they don't work for LUKS.
Is it only an automounter, or can it be run manually?
Strangely, KDE Plasma couldn't mount it, which is what told me that it likely had some kind of problem. I'm just glad that #gparted could fix it.
function diskmount {
local device
if [[ -n $1 ]]
then
device="$1"
#[[ $device =~ ^/dev/ ]] || device="/dev/$device"
echo "$device" |grep -q "^/dev/" || device="/dev/$device"
udisksctl mount -b $device
else
( warn "usage: diskmount devname (i.e., sdb, not full path)"; return 1 )
fi
}
function diskunmount {
local device
local poweroff=true
if [[ $1 == --no*power*off || $1 == --no?eject ]]; then
shift
poweroff=false
fi
if [[ -n $1 ]]
then
device="$1"
[[ $device == /dev/* ]] || device="/dev/$device"
udisksctl unmount -b $device && $poweroff && udisksctl power-off -b $device
else
( warn "usage: diskunmount devname (i.e., sdb, not full path)"; return 1 )
fi
}