Closed NathanIceSea closed 11 months ago
Currently with Debian 12 and Manjaro KDE tested, aft-mtp-mount called as normal user still mounts fs with root owner/group.
The only way to have read write access for normal user is to use allow_other option without default_permissions option, which compromises security.
allow_other
default_permissions
Is it possible to support st_uid and st_gid fuse filesystem permission by something like uid and gid options?
st_uid
st_gid
uid
gid
Thanks for noticing this, previously fuse filled those fields automatically, should be fixed in 56c8d84a82ecfd557f72e36f9ced4b6b75dbe3b9, if it's not, please reopen this issue
Currently with Debian 12 and Manjaro KDE tested, aft-mtp-mount called as normal user still mounts fs with root owner/group.
The only way to have read write access for normal user is to use
allow_other
option withoutdefault_permissions
option, which compromises security.Is it possible to support
st_uid
andst_gid
fuse filesystem permission by something likeuid
andgid
options?