"Joseph T. Tannenbaum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> When you find out, let me know.  I went round and
> round with automount to see what I could do and
> nothing seems to work.  Users can read win/dos
> disks, but not write.  Root can do anything.

Strangely enough .. on reboot it started working 

The setting below are now working on a 6.0 and a 6.2 machine.

One or two there may not be needed anymore but I'm not sure which,
very difficult finding any examples for fstab.

With these settings and with `chown reader.reader /mnt/dos1, user
reader is able to write to the dos partition execute etc.

I don't mind making user owner here because its a strand alone machine.

grep '\/dev\/hda1' /etc/fstab:


/dev/hda1  /mnt/dos1 vfat  noauto,user,dev,exec,suid,rw,prem=664,quiet  0 0 

To arrange for a number of users I think you'd need to chmod 775 the
directory and `chown root.user /mnt dos1


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