sudo chown command fails to give ownership to user account
By Joseph Russell •
I have tried runningsudo chown dendy /mnt/storage1/
which returns
chown: changing ownership of '/mnt/storage1/': Operation not permitted
I have also tried
sudo chmod 777 /mnt/storage1/
which does not return any errors however when I check the folder permissions it still shows root for the owner and group.
What can I do to allow my user "dendy" to be able to write files to and read from these directories?
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