Setting the Correct Permissions on Linux Mountpoints

Setting the correct permissions on Linux mountpoints is is not quite as easy as you might at first think. We can be clever and the permissions on the directory when it is first created. That does not set in the mounted file system though, so permissions must be set after
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[@rafaelcampoverde]

Woooww I was mounting incorrectly for so many years… thank you very much!!! I will test it on AIX because I’m pretty sure that on AIX when the directory have no permissions the mount point inherits and cause problems…. Thank you again!!!!

[@KolobocK8]

Hello. Nice video, thanks! I preffer to use `chattr +i /shared` for unmounted directory in case no one even root can write into the directory, when you have mounted, all attributes are inherited from the partition mounted clearing `immutable` flag on the directory.

[@jjames7206]

Thanks Adrew! small change on the simple command to make thing so different, that is Call "Expert". Thanks again!!

[@theurbanpenguin]

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[@theurbanpenguin]

Subtitles are hard work 😂. I appreciate your feedback. I have many Linux videos already created. They can also do with a refresh and subtitles that make sense 😊. Maybe iscsi targets and servers next video. Thank you again for valid feedback

[@dufflepod]

Thanks, that was very clear. But how do permissions specified in the mount options (ro, rw, noexec, etc) layer into this?

[@theurbanpenguin]

The most respective permission wins. So a rw file system mounted read-only will only to readable. A read-only file system mounted as rw will still only be readable

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