LaksCEO wrote:
>> mount -t vfat $DEVPATH/part1 /srv/ -o
>> async,noatime,nodiratime,nodev,noexec,nosuid,gid=100,umask=002
>>
> what does this -o option does?
Checkout 'man mount' it will enlighten you. -o is used to pass options
to mount on how you want it to mount the device. In this case, it's
mounted asynchronous, no file or directory time stamps, can't host
devices, nothing can be executed from it, nothing can have the suid bit
set ('man chmod') all files are owned by the group 200 and the
permission mask of 775 (owner/group get read write and execute, others
get execute and read, again 'man chmod'), the umask is the inverse of
the actuall permission mask.
Jason
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