the easiest way is to automount at boot:
https://askubuntu.com/questions/1649...unt-at-startup
this will however, give them access to all NTFS drive.
if you used linux file system on it, you could assign and mount only a folder. i am not sure this is possible on linux with NTFS.
for example i put minecraft server on my home server. then i created minecraft user (normla user, no sudo powers or anything like that) that can only acces via SSH their small /home folder and a folder on RAID1 disk that is mounted at boot and only one folder is accessible to this user. it's where minercfat is and where server runs and saves files.
another option, if you had linux files system, would be to symlink a folder from that system to /home./minecraft of this user
finally, is 1 GB still a lot in the era of terrabyte (1000GB+) drives?
Bookmarks