mount writeable for use

Hello,

I'm using a Luks container on a loop back device for storing data. I'm using also Udev for mounting
the container file. My Udev rule calls a bash script that adds the loop back device, open the Luks
container with the key on the USB stick and mount the device into a directory.
It works for the root user, because the mount point has got the root:root for owner and group
and rwx r-x r-x rights. So only my root user can write to my crypt container. How I can change
the mount command in this way, that the mount point is owned by a user and has rwx --- --- rights?
Which parameters should I set to the mount option?

Thanks

Phil

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