mikshaw


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Posted: July 13 2005,21:59 |
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It could be just the syntax you used to mount the drive. If you use the device name, filesystem type, and mountpoint, I think it is mounted with default options, which means only root can mount, and only root can access. As far as I know, fstab is not read in this situation. If you specify only a mountpoint or device, as long as it is listed in /etc/fstab, i think options are read from fstab, which should allow normal user access.
I'm just guessing here...seems like i've run into similar situations in the past.
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