Created attachment 168084 [details]
Actions that not function

SUMMARY

When using partitionmanager, it open asking sudo/root password, but when creating a new mount point under /media or /mnt via the application, I've got access refused.

STEPS TO REPRODUCE

1. Open paritionmanager. Enter your sudo password
2. Select "manage/change mount point" on a partition
3. In the mountpoint path, select browse
4. Go under /media (or /mnt) and select "create folder"
5. The application refuse to create a folder : I haven't got supercow power (But I have, I have already enter my password to access the software)

Bonus : Setting up manualy a folder that doesn't exist will not create it. Will haven't got an error while validating, but will have one trying to mount the partition (mount -a)

OBSERVED RESULT

I'm not able to create a systemwide mountpoint, even if my su/sudo password is asked. I need to use the terminal to first create the folder with mkdir -p 

EXPECTED RESULT

Kpartmanager could be able to create a new folder to manage a new mountpoint, without any use of the terminal/other method, as it is proposed by the application.

SOFTWARE/OS VERSIONS

Linux/KDE Plasma: Arch - KDE 6.0.3
(available in About System)
KDE Plasma Version: 6.0.3
KDE Frameworks Version: 6.0.0
Qt Version: 6.6.2

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

This problem exist all distributions. Here with arch, but can be reproduced on all ubuntu's, Debian, Fedora...