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here is a handler that does the trick for me. on write_to_file(this_data, target_file_path) try set the target_file_path to the target_file_path as text set the open_target_file to open for access the file target_file_path with write permission set eof of the open_target_file to 0...

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After digging through the manual for Mount I found this: -r The file system is to be mounted read-only. Mount the file sys- tem read-only (even the super-user may not write it). The same as the ``rdonly'' argument to the -o option. So that explains...

:confused: I have been able to change all the owner and group to the proper user and group. All the permissions say I should have read/write/exe on all files and folders. But the volumes still say they are read only. When I do a sudo chmod -R Volumes I get readonly returned on everything. I...

At start up, my SANcube Mounts the volumes in succession, with (accordiing to Super Get Info, BatChmod, and Xray) all access priviledges to me the Admin user in the unknown group. Yet I can not do anything! No file movement, folder creation, etc... Ignore Priviledges is grayed on and volume...

I have a 2 port 100G Sancube. In OS 9 I had no problems. Now that OS X.1.1 is my main OS I am unable to write anything to the drives. Also, I cannot create folders, delete or execute, even though I have assigned my username full access. I have two hours of Unix under the belt and have figured...