And another stupid question: hotplugging and permissions
William Grant
tanarrifujitsu at optusnet.com.au
Sat Jan 7 01:18:54 UTC 2006
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Michael Richter wrote:
> > When I hotplug USB disks into my system, they mount noexec. (And
> > some weird ownership issues arise as well.) How do I change these
> > defaults?
>
> What are the ownership issues that you are having?
>
>
> They seem to always come up owned root:root and with permissions 700.
> This means that every time I start up my computer I have to go to /media
> and chown/chmod them to be for me with appropriate privileges.
>
Sounds like a configuration issue in fstab. Like Chris Dawson said,
please tell us the contents of your /etc/fstab.
William.
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