Paul B. Krause on Sat, 24 Jul 1999 00:19:48 -0400 (EDT) |
Try looking at the mount man pages, then set appropriate rights in /etc/fstab. I just glanced, but I found an option for umask that looks pretty promising. BTW, I would mount it as -t vfat rather than -t msdos, if you're not already. > Douglas A. Weber wrote: > > Hey I need a hand to help me see the obvious. :-) > > I am running Mandrake linux 6.0 and so far I really like > it. I dual boot using lilo into either that or > windows98. I would like to have access to the windows > partition (drive) from linux. using linuxconf as root no > problem. I would like to limit other users access to the > windows partition from linux. I read the help files in > linuxconf and tried to set myself up as the default owner > and gave it default rights of 700 with no luck. I tried > to chmod the directory since I was the owner and still no > luck. Anyone feel up to helpin me out? > > Thanks in advance > > Doug > Gotta say the more I play with linux - The more I like it! -- Paul Krause pbk@martnet.com -- It only takes one person to break a program if the source code is closed, if it's open, it only takes one person to fix it. _______________________________________________ Plug maillist - Plug@lists.nothinbut.net http://lists.nothinbut.net/mail/listinfo/plug
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