Ahhhh - Dennis - ignore the email I just posted - I'm obviously mssing
something out here - I'll check tonight and whinge if I still can't work it
out.

Steve Flynn
IBM MVS Operations Analyst



Dan Ros <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 16/02/2000 18:03:19

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Subject:  Re: [newbie] Why can't non-root user save to DOS partion?




>Is there something special about mounted DOS partitions that I need to
know
>about as far as permissions are concerned? I'm being forced to work as
root
>because otherwise I have no ability to write to DOS partitions. There must
be a
>way around this!? Please help.

I think it is because it is a FAT partition, permissions do not work.
Instead , you have to edit /etc/fstab and specify the general
permissions.

Don't knowt the details, try man mount for info.
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