I have 2 OSs on my laptop: Windows 7 on its own NTFS partition and Debian Jessie on its own ext4 partition. I also have a separate NTFS partition for my data which is shared between OSs. In Debian my data partition is mounted automatically after boot using this line in /etc/fstab:UUID=4E2831122830FA93 /media/data ntfs defaults,permissions 0 0I need permissions here to be able to grant ownership of some folders and files to my user account (which doesn't have administrator's rights). Note that some time ago it was with ntfs-3g, not ntfs. I made this change hoping to solve the problem, but it didn't helped. So, the problem is:When I open Windows, I do not have permissions to use any file in the folder for which I have changed permissions from root to my account in Debian. I always get access denied. Note that my account on Windows have administrator's rights. In the properties of the folder I have troubles with, I can see that it is set to deny access for everyone. I tried to remove this setting and got access denied again. And I still can't access my files from Windows. I also see the setting to allow full control to S-1-5-21-3141592653-589793238-462843383-12000. And the owner of the folder is Account Unknown(S-1-5-21-3141592653-589793238-462843383-12000)I need to find a way to give the proper rights to my Windows account. How can I tell Debian that my accounts on Windows and Linux are of the same person and the two accounts are both owners?I would be very happy to get help. Thank you in advance!
Linux blocks file access from Windows (shared NTFS drive)
debian;permissions;windows;permission denied