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My daughters user account, if set to administrator, can open drives on the computer and browse/use files, no password required.
If I set her account to Standard user, she loses access to the drives unless she enters my admin password.
Is there a way for me to set her account as standard, however allow her access to a particular hard drive and all the contents therein ?
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My daughters user account, if set to administrator, can open drives on the computer and browse/use files, no password required.
If I set her account to Standard user, she loses access to the drives unless she enters my admin password.
Is there a way for me to set her account as standard, however allow her access to a particular hard drive and all the contents therein ?
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asked Apr 20 at 21:30
yegnal
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Possible duplicate on Unix & Linux: Mount device with r/w access to specific user
– wjandrea
Apr 20 at 22:05
If you need more details, check the mount options available for your filesystem inman mount, under "FILESYSTEM-SPECIFIC MOUNT OPTIONS".
– wjandrea
Apr 20 at 22:09
If you need easier instructions, you'll need to edit your question to include more details, like the filesystem type(s), and whether the drives are automatically mounted on startup. By the way, welcome to Ask Ubuntu!
– wjandrea
Apr 20 at 22:12
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My daughters user account, if set to administrator, can open drives on the computer and browse/use files, no password required.
If I set her account to Standard user, she loses access to the drives unless she enters my admin password.
Is there a way for me to set her account as standard, however allow her access to a particular hard drive and all the contents therein ?
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asked Apr 20 at 21:30
yegnal
11
My daughters user account, if set to administrator, can open drives on the computer and browse/use files, no password required.
If I set her account to Standard user, she loses access to the drives unless she enters my admin password.
Is there a way for me to set her account as standard, however allow her access to a particular hard drive and all the contents therein ?
permissions
asked Apr 20 at 21:30
yegnal
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asked Apr 20 at 21:30
yegnal
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asked Apr 20 at 21:30
yegnal
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asked Apr 20 at 21:30
yegnal
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Possible duplicate on Unix & Linux: Mount device with r/w access to specific user
– wjandrea
Apr 20 at 22:05
If you need more details, check the mount options available for your filesystem inman mount, under "FILESYSTEM-SPECIFIC MOUNT OPTIONS".
– wjandrea
Apr 20 at 22:09
If you need easier instructions, you'll need to edit your question to include more details, like the filesystem type(s), and whether the drives are automatically mounted on startup. By the way, welcome to Ask Ubuntu!
– wjandrea
Apr 20 at 22:12
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Possible duplicate on Unix & Linux: Mount device with r/w access to specific user
– wjandrea
Apr 20 at 22:05
If you need more details, check the mount options available for your filesystem inman mount, under "FILESYSTEM-SPECIFIC MOUNT OPTIONS".
– wjandrea
Apr 20 at 22:09
If you need easier instructions, you'll need to edit your question to include more details, like the filesystem type(s), and whether the drives are automatically mounted on startup. By the way, welcome to Ask Ubuntu!
– wjandrea
Apr 20 at 22:12
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Possible duplicate on Unix & Linux: Mount device with r/w access to specific user
– wjandrea
Apr 20 at 22:05
Possible duplicate on Unix & Linux: Mount device with r/w access to specific user
– wjandrea
Apr 20 at 22:05
If you need more details, check the mount options available for your filesystem in
man mount, under "FILESYSTEM-SPECIFIC MOUNT OPTIONS".– wjandrea
Apr 20 at 22:09
If you need more details, check the mount options available for your filesystem in
man mount, under "FILESYSTEM-SPECIFIC MOUNT OPTIONS".– wjandrea
Apr 20 at 22:09
If you need easier instructions, you'll need to edit your question to include more details, like the filesystem type(s), and whether the drives are automatically mounted on startup. By the way, welcome to Ask Ubuntu!
– wjandrea
Apr 20 at 22:12
If you need easier instructions, you'll need to edit your question to include more details, like the filesystem type(s), and whether the drives are automatically mounted on startup. By the way, welcome to Ask Ubuntu!
– wjandrea
Apr 20 at 22:12
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Possible duplicate on Unix & Linux: Mount device with r/w access to specific user
– wjandrea
Apr 20 at 22:05
If you need more details, check the mount options available for your filesystem in
man mount, under "FILESYSTEM-SPECIFIC MOUNT OPTIONS".– wjandrea
Apr 20 at 22:09
If you need easier instructions, you'll need to edit your question to include more details, like the filesystem type(s), and whether the drives are automatically mounted on startup. By the way, welcome to Ask Ubuntu!
– wjandrea
Apr 20 at 22:12