Re: Directory Problems

[Rick Stevens <rstevens vitalstream com>]

karlp ourldsfamily com wrote:
> Try changing the permission from linux to 777 and then see if you can find
> it in Windows.
>
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> On Wed, 5 Jun 2002, Mugleston, Brad wrote:
>
>
> > I access my Windows D drive under Linux.   I put there anything that I may
> > need if I have to get into Windows (mp3 files).  Well I've got a good
> > collection of music and I had to get into Windows last night - my MP3
> > directory (which I made under Linux) doesn't show.   I know it's because I
> > created it under Linux but now how do I fix it?

Also depends on which filesystem D is.  However, setting the directory
AND all of its children to mode 777 is the first step.

	"chmod -R 777 directory"
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