Thanks for letting me know
** Changed in: ubuntu
Status: Incomplete => Fix Released
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Cannot mount ntfs partition as only writable by 1 user
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Just tested it with intrepid. Appears to have been fixed as it now all
functions correctly. Thanks for the help everyone!
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Cannot mount ntfs partition as only writable by 1 user
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themuddler - is this still an issue for you? Can you try with the latest
Ubuntu release (Intrepid)?
Thanks
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Cannot mount ntfs partition as only writable by 1 user
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Thanks Szabolcs,
I will take your advice and install from source (about to have a go
now).
However, beyond my own interests: Because this could entail other
Ubuntu users inadvertently opening up partitions they thought were
protected, should the newer ntfs-3g driver be incorporated into Ubuntu's
On Tue, 22 Jul 2008, themuddler wrote:
> The problem isn't that not-even-one can write, but that any user can
> read/write when it's supposed to be accessible by just 1 user (the
> owner).
This is what I answered originally. Upgrade your kernel to the fixed one and
your problem is gone.
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The problem isn't that not-even-one can write, but that any user can
read/write when it's supposed to be accessible by just 1 user (the
owner).
Using the 'no_def_opts' option, which removes 'allow_other', does
prevent all users (except the mounting user) having access, but this
isn't the ideal sol
Ok, I see. Not even one user can write to the partition?
Well, Ubuntu is using an old, unsupported, custom patched and
uncertified NTFS-3G driver with external FUSE. If the configuration is
not right then this problem can indeed happen.
I suggest removing the Ubuntu NTFS-3G package and installing
Szabolcs - I'm struggling to reproduce this on my system. I'm aware of a
kernel problem with FUSE mounted filesystems (which I've been affected
by), and this is bug 191831. Could you confirm whether you think this is
the same issue? If so, I'll mark it as a duplicate. That particular
problem is alr
This is a kernel problem which was (supposedly) fixed silently in the
recent kernel security upgrade. Probably it's time to submit a CVE for
it ...
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Cannot mount ntfs partition as only writable by 1 user
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/250597
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Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and help make Ubuntu
better. Unfortunately, I don't quite understand your problem.
Are you saying that even though you have mounted /dev/sde1 with uid=1000
and umask=077, that it is still readable by your guest user? Your output
of "ls -l /media" se
Given the disparity here between permissions and access, I thought I had
better mark this as a security vulnerability. Please change this if
that's inappropriate. Thanks.
** This bug has been flagged as a security issue
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Thanks for the swift reply.
Yes. When logged in as 'guest', I can cd into '/media/FILES', ls, read
and write. That's what's causing me concern. 'ls -l' inside
/media/FILES gives me a full list of the contents, which also have the
same permissions (drwx--). Does that clarify the issue?
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