For NTFS storage, permissions are controlled by mount options. These forums have many example mount commands for NTFS or you can use the fstab file, which will also need those permissions.
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Mo...dowsPartitions
After the NTFS is mounted, there is nothing that can be done. chown and chmod do not work.
Under Windows, I've heard there are special drivers to access ext2/3 partitions, but have never used those.
This issue comes up all the time, so there should be solutions posted all over the internet in pretty much every language.
This is how I do it - the variables need to either be set or replaced by what makes sense for your system. The mount location, i.e. directory, needs to exist.
Code:
$ sudo mount -t ntfs -o uid=$UID,gid=$GID LABEL=$LABEL8 /mnt/$LABEL8
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