On Sun, 17 Jan 1999, Pierre Habraken wrote:
hi ,
This regards to my previous post dont use suid or exec option
to mount a removable media.probably you know why
regards,
senthil
#Hello,
#
#I would like to use autofs for mounting local vfat file systems residing
#on removable media such as floppies or zip disks.
#
#Once mounted the file system should be seen as owned by the user who
#attempted to access this file system, not by the super user.
#
#Without autofs, the above result is obtained by putting the option
#'suid' in /etc/fstab, like in the following entry:
#
#/dev/fd0 /mnt/floppy vfat user,noauto,suid 0 0
#
#Expecting to obtain the same result with autofs, I put the following
#entry in /etc/auto.misc:
#
#floppy -fstype=vfat,suid :/dev/fd0
#
#However, when an ordinary user executes 'ls -l /misc/floppy' all files
#and directories on the floppy are listed as owned by root, not by this
#user.
#
#Apparently autofs executes mount with the real id. of root, where I
#would expect that it executes mount with the real id. of the end user.
#
#Am I right ? Does anybody know how to obtain the right behavior (file
#system mounted as owned by the user not by root) ?
#
#Thanks in advance for any advice.
#
#Pierre
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