When sharing an NTFS drive is actually a problem with the allocation of rights. The permissions are the mount already registered. If the disk mounted automatically , then decides not the user, as it depends on the system. You can manually unmount the disk, but then hook right back. Here are the instructions to this solution.
My external USB hard drive depends on automatically in the following folder:
/ media / Iomega HDD
addition, the external plate, the second in the system. Hence the name sdb. sda is so internal. The numbers behind the three letters represent the partition on the disk. SDC4 would be the 4th Partition on the 3rd Plate.
from now I wonder what uid gid and what I have as a user with the command kailiveonline
kailiveonline PC6 @: ~ $ id
uid = 1000 (kailiveonline) gid = 1000 (kailiveonline) groups = 1000 (kailiveonline), 24 (cdrom), 25 (floppy), 27 (sudo), 29 (audio), 30 (dip), 44 ( video), 46 (plugdev), 108 (netdev), 109 (bluetooth), 114 (scanner), 121 (samba share), 1003 (samba machines)
kailiveonline @ PC6: ~ $
sudo umount / dev / sdb1 # automatically suspended plate will be posted
sudo mkdir / mnt / Iomega HDD "I # a directory for manually create mount
sudo mount-t ntfs-o umask = 002, gid = 1000, uid = 1000 / dev / sdb1 / mnt / Iomega HDD "I # is the disk depends a
The release of nautilus-share I have just now been successfully tested.
very important for the release then, are the settings "-o umask = 002, gid = 1000, uid = 1000".
would Nun's still nice if you could switch the automatic mounting of the manual values, so you can save yourself the work ... Am grateful for tips!
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