Re: Changing ownership for mounted fat partitions

*- On 8 May, Alec Smith wrote about "Re: Changing ownership for mounted fat partitions" > Take a look at the uid= and gid= options of mount. You can use them in > /etc/fstab as part of your options for these mounts. For example, if group > local's gid is 105, you could ha

Re: Changing ownership for mounted fat partitions

Take a look at the uid= and gid= options of mount. You can use them in /etc/fstab as part of your options for these mounts. For example, if group local's gid is 105, you could have a line something like /dev/hdc1 /mnt/fat32 vfat uid=0,gid=105,umask=0770 0 0 This would set user to root, grou

Changing ownership for mounted fat partitions

Hi all: I would like to change ownership of all partitions, mounted under /mnt to group local. I am as a user member of "local". For instance, I have a fat32 partition mounted under /mnt/fat32. # chown root.local /mnt # chown root.local /mnt/fat32 chown: /mnt/fat32: Operation not permitted If