Setting the Correct Permissions on Linux Mountpoints

[@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!!!!

[@jjames7206]

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

[@theurbanpenguin]

Glad it was helpful!

[@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.

[@otvs5838]

Awesome! Thank you for posting this video and this will very useful. 🎉

[@ภลพลภาศรี-ข4น]

When I press ctrl+d the terminal shuts down. Where should I do 5:06

[@BarcaLS]

Hello, thank you for another great video. I wrote to you in comments under last video that subtitles would be great and you didn't seemed to be pleased by this idea. But under this video subtitles are available, I don't if it is procedurally generated by KZbin but nice to have it :) It would be very interesting to see more videos treating about issues in Linux on intermediate level, maybe LUNs someday? :)

[@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

[@pbezunartea]

As always, great video!

[@theurbanpenguin]

thank you

[@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

[@mtbcyclist]

Well done. Subscriber earned!

[@iamrafiqulislam]

Would you please create some latest video lessions to show how we can set up a virtualbox networked cluster with vagrant and both ubuntu and rocky linux? Moreover, I failed to install PXC 8 on ubuntu 20.04 with 3 nodes, using static private ips. I could ping each others but MySQL (galera cluster) weren't being connected. Please it would help a lot to quickly create local sandbox environment to test Failover and HA features. Besides, it would be a great help if you would create some videos to install HAProxy, Envoy Proxy, ProxySQL, Galera Cluster, PXC on vagrant environment using Ansible. Thanks a lot for all your nice work. Your videos really help me to understand thing precisely. Thanks.

[@ARemi-zp6wb]

I always love your video. Always things to learn. Can you please make deep dive video on sudo please? that will include Cmnd, User and host aliases also detail on includedir /etc/sudoers.d and reference some files under /etc/sudoers.d. Thank you

[@theurbanpenguin]

For sure I can cover this.

[@theurbanpenguin]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHm9eYptpbWMoLs

[@sotecluxan4221]

[@asgharalisyed]

I am much more sadder after watching this 😂😢😭, thank you