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udevil does handle remount (except for mounted ISO files, ftp, sshfs). Being an suid program it is very particular about the usage. You need a space after -o and it seems you need to specify the device, not the mount point.
udevil mount /dev/sdc1
udevil mount -o remount,ro /dev/sdc1
udevil umount /dev/sdc1
Not being able to specify the mount point may be a bug - not sure if that limitation was intentional or not. The error it gives seems to be wrong.
For example to change read-only status.
but things like:
don't work
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