Mount drives as world writable using Disks tool





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I've used the Disks tool to mount two drives I'm using for external shares. They've both mounted as world-readable, but I would like them to mount as world-writable as it fits my use case.



I know I can solve this on the command line, but I'm wondering if it can be solved in the GUI application also (for future reference). I've already tried editing the mount options and putting rw in the comma delimited list of options as I assumed that would work like it would in the terminal, but the drive still mounts as world-readable only (and owned by root).



Is there a way to solve this or can it only be mounted world-writable via the terminal?










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    What are the permissions of the mount point?

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    Feb 14 at 7:52






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    What file system(s) is/are there on the drive(s)?

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    Please edit your question and answer the above questions and post the contents of your current ´ fstab`

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I've used the Disks tool to mount two drives I'm using for external shares. They've both mounted as world-readable, but I would like them to mount as world-writable as it fits my use case.



I know I can solve this on the command line, but I'm wondering if it can be solved in the GUI application also (for future reference). I've already tried editing the mount options and putting rw in the comma delimited list of options as I assumed that would work like it would in the terminal, but the drive still mounts as world-readable only (and owned by root).



Is there a way to solve this or can it only be mounted world-writable via the terminal?










share|improve this question


















  • 1





    What are the permissions of the mount point?

    – Pilot6
    Feb 14 at 7:52






  • 1





    What file system(s) is/are there on the drive(s)?

    – sudodus
    Feb 14 at 7:57






  • 1





    Please edit your question and answer the above questions and post the contents of your current ´ fstab`

    – Fabby
    Feb 18 at 8:48














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I've used the Disks tool to mount two drives I'm using for external shares. They've both mounted as world-readable, but I would like them to mount as world-writable as it fits my use case.



I know I can solve this on the command line, but I'm wondering if it can be solved in the GUI application also (for future reference). I've already tried editing the mount options and putting rw in the comma delimited list of options as I assumed that would work like it would in the terminal, but the drive still mounts as world-readable only (and owned by root).



Is there a way to solve this or can it only be mounted world-writable via the terminal?










share|improve this question














I've used the Disks tool to mount two drives I'm using for external shares. They've both mounted as world-readable, but I would like them to mount as world-writable as it fits my use case.



I know I can solve this on the command line, but I'm wondering if it can be solved in the GUI application also (for future reference). I've already tried editing the mount options and putting rw in the comma delimited list of options as I assumed that would work like it would in the terminal, but the drive still mounts as world-readable only (and owned by root).



Is there a way to solve this or can it only be mounted world-writable via the terminal?







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  • 1





    What are the permissions of the mount point?

    – Pilot6
    Feb 14 at 7:52






  • 1





    What file system(s) is/are there on the drive(s)?

    – sudodus
    Feb 14 at 7:57






  • 1





    Please edit your question and answer the above questions and post the contents of your current ´ fstab`

    – Fabby
    Feb 18 at 8:48














  • 1





    What are the permissions of the mount point?

    – Pilot6
    Feb 14 at 7:52






  • 1





    What file system(s) is/are there on the drive(s)?

    – sudodus
    Feb 14 at 7:57






  • 1





    Please edit your question and answer the above questions and post the contents of your current ´ fstab`

    – Fabby
    Feb 18 at 8:48








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1





What are the permissions of the mount point?

– Pilot6
Feb 14 at 7:52





What are the permissions of the mount point?

– Pilot6
Feb 14 at 7:52




1




1





What file system(s) is/are there on the drive(s)?

– sudodus
Feb 14 at 7:57





What file system(s) is/are there on the drive(s)?

– sudodus
Feb 14 at 7:57




1




1





Please edit your question and answer the above questions and post the contents of your current ´ fstab`

– Fabby
Feb 18 at 8:48





Please edit your question and answer the above questions and post the contents of your current ´ fstab`

– Fabby
Feb 18 at 8:48










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