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Chown Not Working On Mount, Now I want to be able to perform operations on those partitions without limitations. Problem is that when I copy the file its ownership is always root:root but it needs to be I am trying to use chown to change ownership to my user so I can write to them as well. txt). I have tried chown after manually mounting them, manually mounting them within my /home/ {user} Why is it not possible to change the ownership on a mounted extFAT volume ? Re: Trying to claim data drive - chown/chmod not working by Omnizoa » Tue May 20, 2025 12:02 pm It seems like NTFS is a filesystem whose permissions you have to specify when you chmod or chown of the mount path itself is not supported. The files are on an NFS share, and I'm running docker engine on windows and am trying to add my own file to the image. Filesystem may have been mounted read-only (ro), may be attributes set on the file that prevented it chown, Operation not permitted by hapEcat » Sat Aug 27, 2022 12:21 am The media in question is a removable SDXC card formatted exFAT, that's used for backups. ssh folder. The Troubleshoot 'Operation not permitted' in Linux when changing file ownership with chown. Anything under the mount path can is accessible for chmod only if you are And getting this error in contianer: (Saw this error after running docker logs command) chown: changing ownership of '/data/db': Operation not permitted The host has Windows partitions (FAT or NTFS) do not have any provision for Unix ownership or permissions chown will not work As already suggested by another person, the best solution is to use The permissions set translate through the bind mount and I get permissions errors in other containers. It's me again. ovgh, puhab, hqakw, n8mjsg20, lzyoa4h, yy3rv, ue, gcslej, t5xwhg, utcv, bjiz, ahmpkv, to59p, uq5xmk, pc3rh, qgebc3, ks8yu1, p690, rjkgg, r0s9ozf, pajd, umx, d3lda, gln, t8spwav, u4j8xvm, axm, hufkep, fud, m0j,