Ertugrul Söylemez wrote:

>> As we all known , in most case , 'mount ' can only be used by root .
>
> Wrong.

Actually, the mount(2) manual page confirms the OP's statement:
(from mount(2) on a Linux system; other systems may vary)

Only the super-user may mount and unmount filesystems.

However ...

> .... A regular user can mount entries in /etc/fstab with the 'user'
> or 'users' option set.

.... if said regular user is able to run "mount" with super-user
privileges, thus the setuid bit on the mount(8) binary.

>> What changes must be made in a system without sudo utils .
>
> None. Write a proper filesystem table in /etc/fstab.

agreed ...

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