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  1. 06-11-2005 #1
    MartinJ
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    Giving rights to users to mount ntfs



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    /dev/hda1       /media/windows  ntfs    ro,defaults,users,group,umask=0222 0       0
    I would also be willing to give specific users axx, such as UID 1000.....when I try axx the hda1, it states I do not have the rights.
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    Re: Giving rights to users to mount ntfs

    Quote Originally Posted by MartinJ
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    /dev/hda1       /media/windows  ntfs    ro,defaults,users,group,umask=0222 0       0
    I would also be willing to give specific users axx, such as UID 1000.....when I try axx the hda1, it states I do not have the rights.
    change users to user
    also you could change group to gid=users or whatever group you want to give permission to
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  3. 06-12-2005 #3
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    You do not have the permissions necessary to view the contents of "windows".
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    /dev/hda1       /media/windows  ntfs    ro, defaults,user,GID=1000,umask=0222 0       0
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    because everything else in Linux is case sensitive and my fstab is all lowercase, change the GID to gid and see if that works
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  5. 06-12-2005 #5
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    Thanks, but it seems to still be a problem. Do I have to reload the fstab?
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  6. 06-12-2005 #6
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    Try a restart. I know its kind of a M$ move but works many times.

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  7. 06-12-2005 #7
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    Restarted now and got music and ntfs working Would be nice to be able to have linux just reload the files ...a´
    Cheers! Now I only have to get tightvnc and a ftp ssl client working : ) and ye openssh with tightvnc to tunnel
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