How to use chgrp and chown for a directory ?

[arthurzzk]

chown -R user_Name:user_ Name directory_Name
chgrp -R user_Name directory_Name

[pankajit09]

I mean is the "mount_ntfs " command/script available on Linux?

I don't think becoz when I entered "man mount_ntfs" no result.

[pankajit09]

chown -R user_Name:user_ Name directory_Name
chgrp -R user_Name directory_Name

I think this should be correct -->

chown -R owner_name directory_Name
chgrp -R group_name directory_Name

[pankajit09]

Sorry for the delay in responding!

Adding the "user" flag allows ordinary users to mount the device. I'd add gid=grpno too (where grpno is the numeric group number of a group that you want to allow to use /mnt/win - and add all users who should be able to access the windows partition into the relevant group).

hth,
-cybevegan

So is this correct -->

/dev/hda1 /mnt/win ntfs ro,defaults,use r,umask=0222,gi d=1000 0 0

How to include all the users ?

[cybervegan]

So is this correct -->

/dev/hda1 /mnt/win ntfs ro,defaults,use r,umask=0222,gi d=1000 0 0

How to include all the users ?

It works like this:
groupadd winusers
usermod -G winusers fredb
usermod -G winusers bills
usermod -G winusers mayf

hth,
-cybervegan

[arthurzzk]

I think this should be correct -->

chown -R owner_name directory_Name
chgrp -R group_name directory_Name

chown -R owner_name:grou p_name directory_Name