Mount question

From: "Binary" <binary.chen@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: 25 Oct 2006 18:43:54 -0700

Hi,

I created a dir using user name A, then I mount a NTFS fs to A, the
owner of A becomes root and I can's use A to access again.

Is there any option for mount that the mount point can be accessed by
the dir creator after mount the fs?

Thanks.
ABAI

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