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Right now when mounting hubic permissions are set to 666, which is not very nice.
There is enable_chmod but last time I tried it nothing really happened (set it to true, tried to chmod files but it hang there doing nothing). Is there a way when hubic is mounted to set a different permission? like 644?
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Keep in mind that other users (even root!) can't see your hubic content unless you pass the "allow_other" FUSE option. In this context it seems like the mount permissions are not as important.
I am afraid I am using that flag since I want hubic's content to be visible to other users - there is a ro ftp on top of hubic in this case. So as far as I can tell a different permission set would be the only solution (precaution).
This is an old topic but you can actually do this already with fuse by using the umask option. This is how I am calling hubicfuse:
hubicfuse /var/hubic -o noauto_cache,sync_read,default_permissions,allow_other,umask=003,uid=1001,gid=1001
umask is the permission bits you want disallowed. So here the whole file system has 774 aka rwxrwxr--
Right now when mounting hubic permissions are set to 666, which is not very nice.
There is enable_chmod but last time I tried it nothing really happened (set it to true, tried to chmod files but it hang there doing nothing). Is there a way when hubic is mounted to set a different permission? like 644?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: