I can’t change directory and file permissions which is in /mnt/ through elevated Nemo. But can change in /. Why?

Apparently, this happens due to Automount. Because when I mount manually, this problem doesn’t occur.

I also changed /mnt/Storage to /media/user/Storage/ on auto mount, still the same problem occurs.

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Also this an automounted NTFS partition, if it has to do anything with this,

I tried restarting. Doesn’t work.

I know about chown and chmod. But I wanna do it in GUI.

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SOLVED

Include uid= and gid= as part of your mount options.

For More info look at this.

Thanks to this Chad @neidu@feddit.nl

  • neidu2@feddit.nl
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    /mnt is owned by root (by default, anyway), and I suspect /mnt/Storage is too. Did your GUI ask for a sudo password at any point?

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      I suspect /mnt/Storage is too

      It is

      It asked when open nemo as root. And didn’t asked when I change the permissions.( Because nemo is already root, I suppose)

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        You might want to include uid= and guid= as part of your mount options. Not sure how that’ll work with NTFS, but it’s worth a try

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          include uid= and guid= as part of your mount options.

          Where ? How?

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            Above the mount point option.

            I normally do this by editing /etc/fstab directly, but the syntax seems very similar. The first answer here provides an example of the syntax.