I had similiar behaviour on my system (details were described in other
bug discussion: https://bugs.launchpad.net/bzr/+bug/190725/comments/19
).
My suggestion is that error message in such case should be more usefull
(I know that operation was not permitted, but I don't know what
operation, why, w
I don't know how far is ntfs-3g privileges system integrated with kernel
or FUSE, but if it is possible to add ntfs-3g option for allowing
modification of access and modification times to every user who has
write access would be very useful. This is not the first time I
encounter this problem. e.g.
Ok I've understood that the difference between the ext3 try and the
ntfs try is that in ntfs the user of created files is not me, while in
ext3 is me. Thank you!
I cannot mount the partition and change the uid to me because I'm in a
multiuser environment, and so the other users would get the error
> If I have write permissions on a folder, shouldn't I be able to create and
> delete
> files on it?
You can create and delete files but you can't update the timestamps as your
error message says. From the utimes manual:
"Changing time stamps is permitted when: either the process has
appro
I've seen that the manual says that the default security is that files
and directories are created with the effective user and group of the
mounting process, and have full access for everyone. I used the guid
and umask options to change the security to have full access only for
owner and group. I c
** Changed in: ntfs-3g (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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Cannot utime: Operation not permitted
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See the 'Access handling, security' section in the ntfs-3g manual (type:
man ntfs-3g). You either must be the same user as ntfs-3g is running or
not use any access handling mount options (no uid, gid, umask, dmask,
fmask).
This is not a bug, the behavior is as it was designed and documented.
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