On Fri, 18 Apr 1997 11:44:41 EDT "Christian Hudon" ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
> On Apr 18, Philippe Troin wrote > > > > Yes, of course. Pick a GID, replace /dev/fd0 by /dev/cdrom (or > > whatever the cdrom device is), and replace the gid=25 by something > > else. > > Hmm. There's one slight problem. It doesn't work. :) > > First, there's no mention of 'umask' under the mount manpage, so that's > kinda suspicious. And I tried both umask (on a RockRidge CDROM) and mode > (on a plain CDROM)... and they don't work. All the files still come out as > 444. I'm running Linux 2.0.30, if that makes a difference. This will only work for non-rock-ridge CDs. ANd you're right, it should be mode=<something>. But it works quite badly. What's the correspondence between the mode you pass and the permissions ? Changing the mode, change the permissions, but in a bizarre manner. > Basically, I don't care very much about the permissions of the files under > the mountpoint. What I'd want is a way to force the mountpoint to a given > uid/gid and permissions upon mount. Doesn't look like that's possible. Then create a directory above the mountpoint and change the perms of this directory ! Phil. -- TO UNSUBSCRIBE FROM THIS MAILING LIST: e-mail the word "unsubscribe" to [EMAIL PROTECTED] . Trouble? e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] .
