benmc wrote:If you change your :group " users " to :group " roly " on your permissions tab, that should correct the problem.
That would correct what problem exactly?
@roly: Can you please show the output of
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id roly
id sue
mount | grep media
The last one for each box where the external drive is connected.
As you're attaching the external drive to two computers, and on each computer you have one account (sue and roly)
it's first a question if both have the same user and group id. If they are the first or the only user on those machines,
they will both have user-id and group id set as 500. In that case you won't have to set up anything.
This would also explain why one folder is shown owned by roly on one machine, and owned by sue on the other machine.
(That is, if I interpreted the screenshots correctly).
On a related note, please stop those screenshots - the way they are currently, they're pretty meaningless.
You can't even see from which object the permissions are shown, and they miss information on what box they were taken
and what is shown there. On one screenshot you show the permissions of /home, on the other of /run/media/roly.