Mount NTFS so that files are not executable buts directories are
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Mount NTFS so that files are not executable buts directories are
hey, i have a problem when mounting NTFS partitions
i use the options: users,umask=0222
and all the files are with execute permisions.
I tried noexec parameter but that did not work.
I haven't managed up to now in a NTFS partition to have
the directories with execute permission so that i can cd them and the
files with no execute..
Originally posted by jschiwal There are seperate fmask and dmask options for mounting the NTFS filesystem. Dmask is for directories and fmask is for files
where is this written ?? man mount When i go to the specific options for NTFS there isn't such an option ..
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