From: Howard Au <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>has rwx, and everyone else is r-x. As root, I've done a chmod a +rwx
>using the recursive and verbose switches, I watch as it changes the
I can tell you why it doesn't work, but I don't know exactly how to
fix it. The problem is that DOS doesn't support file permissions, so
Linux has to assume a basic set of permissions for any DOS volume it
mounts. You can specify the permissions to use, but I don't remember
exactly how to do that (though I think it can be done in /etc/fstab).
