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Re: permissions and vfat
- From: gregory mott <gmott ultra net>
- To: redhat-list redhat com
- Subject: Re: permissions and vfat
- Date: Tue Apr 30 22:45:03 2002
check mount(8), i believe you will find a way to specify what user owns
all the vfat partition files at mount time. the ownership and permissions
you expect are not available inside vfat..
"Caleb Chaplin" <caleb videotron ca> wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> Please excuse me if this has been asked plenty times before, but I'm
having
> trouble establishing read/write/exec permissions of a directory on a
vfat
> partition and nothing I try seems to work. Namely, variations on chown
and
> chmod never seem to work on any folders there and root remains the only
user
> who can actually copy files there. I'm trying to give a roomate her own
> directory on a vfat storage partition with total control over it's
contents,
> be it copying/modifying files there or adding new directories. Some
google
> searching yielded a hint that vfat was never designed with group
permissions
> in mind and therefore doesn't respond to them, but I can't help but feel
I'm
> missing something totally obvious here.
>
> If someone could spell out the obvious for me I'd be grateful, thanks.
>
> Caleb
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