Re: How to make mount command mount partions as user not only as root ?
- From: Aragorn <aragorn@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 14 May 2008 23:19:35 +0200
Joe Pfeiffer wrote:
"=SERGE=" <serge_mtu@xxxxxxxxxx> writes:
w/o fstab
I mean a disk/partition which is not mentioned in fstab file
For example there was some free space on disk I made a partion and would
like to be able to mount it in linux tree with mount command w/o putting
anything in fstab
Why are you so opposed to editing fstab? You appear to have root
access since you were able to create a partition and change
permissions on files and directories that are in directories that
normally belong to root; the idea here is just that you, as root, can
give access to ordinary users by editing fstab. So do it.
I am actually very tempted to assume that he does not have root access on
that machine, and that certain things he describes as "having done" have
actually been done by the real root user.
Either way, if he had /su/ or /sudo/ rights, he could create a partition and
mount it anyway, without having to edit */etc/fstab.* The fact that he
hasn't thought of this solution yet leads me to believe that he's actually
trying to crack a box. :-/
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*Aragorn*
(registered GNU/Linux user #223157)
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