Hi, >>> Was the CD-ROM burnt using Rock Ridge extensions enabled? If so, >>> then file permissions were recorded to the disc. This means that >>> the files on the disc behave as if they're on your hard drive, in >>> that you need the correct user permissions to access them.
>> Thank you for your thoughts and help. I think I know what I am >> doing wrong. I have not fixed it yet but your info has made me >> realize what to do. Yes, I think the Rock Ridge extensions were >> enabled so I will disable those and try again. Thanks alot for you >> help. > Glad I could help. Rock Ridge can be very useful for backups, since > it preserves file permissions. For other things it can be a real > pain. Rock Ridge shouldn't be the problem if it is used properly. I am not sure about the way the frontends use it but with cdrecord -R preserves the access rights, -r sets them to a+r. AFAIK. -- HTH Roman
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