Jean-Pierre André
Jean-Pierre André
ntfsusermap was developed long ago as a way to quickly get user mappings in usual client situations. If you need 3300 entries, this must be a server configuration and ntfsusermap...
This is a fuse issue, AFAIK ntfs-3g cannot do anything about it, unless fuse implements some interface for it. You should probably report to https://github.com/libfuse/libfuse/issues
> you can just hardcode subtype=ntfs-3g as mount option. Interesting, thanks. Just checked with libfuse3 and this works, but ntfs-3g usually uses fuse-lite which does not support this option. Anyway,...
I am reopening the issue as more examination is needed. For instance, what about an external disk plugged in and mounted automatically ?
This does not look like a permission issue at file system level. Most probably an issue at the device level, such as file system layout not matching the partition layout.
> Problem description: When mounting an NTFS filesystem in read-only (ro) mode using the mount command, accessing a file still updates its access time. Strange. When mounting read-only, there are...
@unsound : your comment apparently belongs to issue #42
I do no think #42 and #43 are related. #42 is related to an explicit remount option with a single effective mounting. #43 may be caused by an asynchronous umount...
> I tried doing the mount a few times, both in rw mode and ro mode. It looks like a syslog entry only gets added when I do the first...
AFAICT this does not work for a block device. You should check whether you are mounting a regular file.