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					| Titel: chown question  Verfasst am: 17.03.2007, 02:13 Uhr |  | 
  
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          | I have a FAT partition (hda9) that I use to store and share files from Win98 and several linux distros.  I want to bitorrent ISO images there from Kanotix, but I get an error that I don't have permission.  I have tried 
 su
 umount /mnt/hda9
 chown -R gtp:users /mnt/hda9
 mount /mnt/hda9
 
 (my username is gtp).  No success.  When I remount, it is still owned by root and I cannot write to it from my user account.  What am I doing wrong?
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					| Titel: RE: chown question  Verfasst am: 17.03.2007, 04:17 Uhr |  | 
  
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          | It's a lot eaiser if you mount it somewhere in your home directory. 
 1. Create a directory. Let's call it winux (Windows Linux).  $ mkdir /home/gtp/winux
 2. In your /etc/fstab there should be a line saying
 
 /dev/hda9  /home/gtp/winux  vfat  rw,noauto,users,exec  0  0
 
 3. Mount it.       $ mount /home/gtp/winux
 4. If the files are still owned by root do as root : #  chown -R gtp:gtp /home/gtp/winux
 
 In /etc/fstab /dev/hda9 is the device,  /home/gtp/winux the mount point, vfat the filesystem type, rw read/write, noauto don't mount it in every boot ( change it to auto if you want it to be mounted everytime you boot), users users can mount it (nousers only root can mount), exec not quite sure, but I think it means that files can be executed (programs, scripts, etc). The 0   0 is something beyond to me. man mount explains it all.
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					| Titel: RE: chown question  Verfasst am: 18.03.2007, 01:35 Uhr |  | 
  
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          | I used the method above to change the mount point to /home/gtp/hda9, but I get the same result.  For some reason, chown does not seem to be effective.  The folder and files are still owned by root. |  
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					| Titel: RE: chown question  Verfasst am: 18.03.2007, 03:47 Uhr |  | 
  
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          | if you did as root: 
 
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chown -R gtp:gtp /home/gtp/hda9
mount /home/gtp/hda9
 chown -R gtp:gtp /home/gtp/hda9
 
 and the files under /home/gtp/hda9 are still owned by root, then you might want to ask in IRC http://irc.kanotix.net/cgi-bin/cgiirc/irc.cgi
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					| Titel: RE: chown question  Verfasst am: 18.03.2007, 15:47 Uhr |  | 
  
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          | Thanks for the help, but it does not work for me.  I will follow up on irc.  I tried the other day and no one answered... hopefully the irc will get more active when the next release comes out. |  
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