On Sat,28.Mar.09, 00:13:35, ajm wrote: > > The 'user' option means that a user can *mount* that filesystem. You > > probably want the 'uid=divkis01'. See 'man mount', the section > > "Mount options for ntfs". > See if you have read/execute permission for /mnt/maxtor. You could try > to mount it to a directory owned by you...create an empty directory > under your /home/divkis01 (assuming your user name is divkis01). Also > change your fstab to point to the new mount point. 1. I'm not the OP 2. according to the manpage 'ntfs', by default, has files owned by 'root' and not readable by somebody else. There solution to this is to use 'uid=' or/and 'gid='. Please don't mislead the OP. Regards, Andrei -- If you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough. (Albert Einstein)
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