Public bug reported:
The ntfs-3g authors set a high standard for their software: to allow
other operating systems to interoperate with Windows, (quirks and all).
I have found a small set of file names which ntfs-3g allows and which
are incompatible with windows.
System: Xubuntu 13.10, one ext4
The whole sentence is deceptive.
My issue arose because I applied "no_def_opts".
The documentation says that "no_def_opts" cancels options "silent",
"allow_other", and "nonempty".
The documentation does not say that "no_def_opts" overrides the "default
behavior" described in the Access Handling p
Repeating my tests, I agree with Jean-Pierre: the system response is "Operation
not supported" not "Operation not permitted". I wrote my report of 16 October
from handwritten notes--I conclude that I transcribed the system response
incorrectly.
Thanks you Mr. Andre for your suggestions regardin
After further tests, I have isolated the problem to the "no_def_opts"
option of ntfs-3g. For these tests, the NTFS partition is not mentioned
in /etc/fstab. The mount point for the NFTS partition is an empty
directory /net/win owned by root with permissions rwxrwxrwx With this
setup, if I log i
Public bug reported:
My Xubuntu installation has an ext4 partition mounted at / and an ntfs
partition mounted at /path
When I "cd /path" either as a user or as root, the system responds
"/path: Operation not permitted", and my current working directory does not
change.I expected to get no e
