9.5

17 Paragon NTFS&HFS+ for Linux 9.5
Option NTFS HFS+ Expected behavior and examples
noatime + + -o noatime
All files and directories will not update their last access time at-
tribute if a NTFS/HFS+ partition is mounted with this parameter.
This option can speed up file system operation.
uid + + -o uid=USERID
By default all existed files on a mounted NTFS/HFS+ volume
are owned by root, while created files are owned by the user.
Specifying the uid parameter you can set an owner of files.
The userid can be any name from /etc/passwd, or any number
representing a user id.
File’s owner can be changed by the chown command, but this
change will be effective until volume unmount.
gid + + -o gid=GROUPID
By default all existed files on a mounted NTFS/HFS+ volume
are owned by group root, while created files are owned by the
user’s group. Specifying the gid parameter you can set a owner
group of the files. The groupid can be any name from /etc/group,
or any number representing a group id.
File’s group can be changed by the chown command, but this
change will be effective until volume unmount.
umask + + -o umask={VALUE}
The default permissions given to a mounted NTFS/HFS+ vol-
ume are rwx------ (for security reasons). The umask option
controls these permissions for files/directories created after the
volume is mounted.
mount -t ufsd /dev/hda1 /mnt/ntfs_0 -o
umask=0222
fmask
dmask
+ + -o fmask=VALUE
-o dmask=VALUE
umask option changes the permissions for new created files and
directories; fmask is applied to files; dmask to directories that
already exist on a mounted volume. The effect of these options
can be combined. To mount Samba, FTP or NFS shares the
combination of umask=000, fmask=000,dmask=000 is usually
specified.
ro + + -o ro
To mount an NTFS/HFS+ volume in read-only mode.
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