folder permission issue on mount

[evilzeal]

I'm a newbie in linux and I currently having some problem on linux mount folder mounted on 3 different linux pc.

command"-
mount //192.168.1.100/folder /mnt -o username=administrator,password=password,rw

1st (linux 5)- I went into the /mnt folder and right click create folder, The permission for the folder is set to 755. Then I MUST click/touch on the folder then reload in order to change it to 777.

2nd(linux 5) - The permission is set to 777 immediately after create folder.

3rd (linux 4) - The permission is set to 755 and whatever I do, the permission won't change.

So my question is, how to set it to 777 whenever the folder is created? I really need to fix this thing in order for my java program to be able to create folder and file inside the folder.

[agambier]

You can try to use the mount option umask=xxx or uid=xxx gid=xxx

Try this:
mount //192.168.1.100/folder /mnt -o username=administrator,password=password,rw,umask=777,uid=<your_user_id>,gid=<your_group_id>

[evilzeal]

It's working great. You are Great. Saved me today. Thanks.