UUID=8888888888888888 /mnt/pt1 ntfs-3g usermapping=/windows/C/.NTFS-3G/UserMapping,...

cat 86-ntfs-mount-lagrange.rules
#  based on https://www.axllent.org/docs/view/auto-mounting-usb-storage/
#
#  mount ntfs with usermap
#
#  2016-07-06
#
#            ignore windows C  Mounted via fstab and the other four primary partitions
KERNEL=="sda[1-5]", GOTO="media_by_label_auto_mount_end" 
#            ignore anything but ntfs
ENV{ID_FS_TYPE}!="ntfs", GOTO="media_by_label_auto_mount_end"
#
# Call ntfs-3g-check-um     to check the file usermapping,
# i.e. if not existing or different to the file located  at windows C copy from windows C.
ACTION=="add", RUN+="/usr/local/sbin/ntfs-3g-check-um %k"
#
# Mount the device 
#      e.g. udisksctl mount  --block-device /dev/sda9
ACTION=="add", RUN+="/usr/bin/udisksctl mount  --block-device /dev/%k", RUN+="/usr/bin/touch /tmp/ntfs-mount-usermap--udisksctl-mount---dev-%k"
#
# Exit 
LABEL="media_by_label_auto_mount_end"

cat lcmin1
#!/usr/bin/sh
#
#   script to see every 5 second if  text file is available - more than 1 line.
#   timeout to be checked by calling routine, e.g. with gnu timeout.
e
#  parameter 1: name of textfile
#  version 2016-07-08
x=1
while [ $x ==  1 ]
do
  # get number of lines
  number=`wc -l $1|cut -f1 -d' '`
  if [ $number -gt 1 ]         
    then
      x=0
    else
      sleep 5
      #/usr/bin/touch  "/tmp/lcmin1--`date`"
    fi
done

cat ntfs-3g-check-um
#!/usr/bin/sh
#   wait to  read  ntfs-3g usermap file
# from windows C and partition of device $1
# if neccesary copy it
#
# call with 1 parameters:
#  1.)  device  e.g. sdb1
#
# version 1.0
# date 2016-07-08

# directory of master wih usermap, e.g. the windows prepared C drive. Nota bene: for this drive this script should not be called.
winmaster='/windows/C'
#filename  of the usermap, e.g. .NTFS-3G/UserMapping -  without leading /
umname=.NTFS-3G/UserMapping
# flagcpre == flag - copy and remount
flagcpre=0
# flagreplace   replace usermap if different to master; 0 == no
flagreplace=0

#
if [ -f "$winmaster/$umname" ];then
         echo "ntsf-3g-um INFO $winmaster/$umname exists."
else
        #
        # wait to read file
        #
        /usr/bin/touch /tmp/start-wait-ntsf-windowsC--for-dev-$1
        /usr/bin/timeout 90s  /usr/local/sbin/lcmin1 $winmaster/$umname
        /usr/bin/touch /tmp/end-wait-ntsf-windowsC--for-dev-$1
fi
#
# mount device and store name
# from debug we see
# ++ /usr/bin/udisksctl mount --block-device /dev/sdb1
# + winchecktemp1='Mounted /dev/sdb1 at /mnt/elements.'
# Therefore the 8th character must be a '/'
winchecktemp1="`/usr/bin/udisksctl mount  --block-device /dev/$1`"
if [ "${winchecktemp1:8:1}x" != "/x" ]
then
        # expected is an absolute filename, but it is not!
        echo 'ntsf-3g-um ERROR: cannot mount block-device /dev/'"$1"
        exit 1
# else  nothing to do, OK
fi
winchecktemp="`echo $winchecktemp1 | cut -d' ' -f4`"
echo $winchecktemp
# last character is . (a dot)  -- subtract it
winchecktemplen=`echo   ${#winchecktemp}-1|bc`
wincheck=`echo ${winchecktemp:0:$winchecktemplen}`
#
# wait to read file
/usr/bin/touch "/tmp/start-wait-ntsf-3g-um--for-dev-$1-`echo $wincheck/$umname | tr / _`"
/usr/bin/timeout 60s  /usr/local/sbin/lcmin1 $wincheck/$umname
/usr/bin/touch /tmp/end-wait-ntsf-3g-um--for-dev-$1

if [ -f "$wincheck/$umname" ]
   then
     # echeo "ntsf-3g-um  INFO: $wincheck/$umname exists."
     diff  $winmaster/$umname  $wincheck/$umname > /dev/null 2>&1
     if [ $? != 0 ]
     then
        echo "ntsf-3g-um  INFO: The um files differ"
        if [ $flagreplace !=0 ]
                then
                        mv $wincheck/$umname   $wincheck/${umname}`ls $wincheck/${umname}* | wc -l `
                        flagcpre=1
                else
                        echo "ntsf-3g-um  INFO: Different usermap found: `ls -l  $wincheck/${umname}`"
                fi
#       else
#               no diff  -- ok
     fi
else
    echo "ntsf-3g-um: $wincheck/$umname does not exist. create it." > /dev/stderr
    flagcpre=1
fi
#
if [ $flagcpre  == 1 ]
then
    #        copy
    #   cp "$winmaster/$umname" "$wincheck/$umname"
    #   BUT honour directory structure - this is done with tar/untar
    #
    cd $winmaster
    tar cf - "$umname" | ( cd "$wincheck"  && tar -xvf -  )
    #  remount new disk so that usermap is used
    #  but      mount -o remount /dev/$1 $wincheck ##### not supported 2016-06 #####
    umount $wincheck
    /usr/bin/udisksctl mount  --block-device /dev/$1
    echo "Remount /dev/$1 $wincheck  done"
fi

/usr/local/sbin
/etc/udev/rules.d