If your system has a Windows partition on one of its hard disks, you can mount it using Webmin so that all the files are easily accessible to UNIX users and programs. Windows 95, 98 and ME all use the older vfat format by default, called a Windows 95 filesystem by Webmin. Windows NT, 2000, and XP, however, use the more advanced ntfs filesystem format (called Windows NT filesystem) which only a few Linux distributions support.
Because Windows 95 filesystems have no concept of file ownership, and Windows NT filesystems have ownership information that is unsupported by Linux, it is impossible to change the user, group, or permissions on files in a mounted filesystem.
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