Mount ntfs

[Sergiu Giurgiu]

well,
you are right. The permissions on the dir are like this:
dr-x------   1 root   root 12288 Dec 29 17:37 ntfs

but, if i do an umount /mnt/ntfs then the permissions become:
drwxr-xr-x   2 root   root  4096 Dec 30 10:02 ntfs

as it should be (as they are at the other directories from /mnt).
when i mount it (even as a simple user) they become with only read and 
execute right for root.
How can I fix that?
Thanks,
Sergiu.

Christopher Chan wrote:

> Sergiu Giurgiu wrote:
>
>> Hello,
>> relating to ntfs:
>> i have compiled the 2.6 kernel with ntfs support (using 
>> kernel-source-2.6.0-1.21.rpm), and the ntfs partition is mounted 
>> properly (mounted automatically on boot). The problem I have is that 
>> only root can access the ntfs partition. normal user can't do a 
>> simple ls .
>> Why is that? How should look the fstab line in order to be able cu 
>> read from that partition as a normal user?
>> Here is my current fstab line:
>>
>> /dev/hda1               /mnt/ntfs               ntfs    
>> auto,users,ro   0 0
>>
>
> What's the permissions on the /mnt/ntfs like?
>
> users just means that non root users are allowed to mount it.
>
>
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